EU Environmental Targets Come Under Fire From Activists
More than 60 non-government organisations condemned yesterday the draft Energy Lending Policy published by the European Investment Bank (EIB), calling
Brussels Bubble
As Washington and Beijing Face Off, Brussels Must Act
What started as a bump in the road in relations between two giants has evolved to become a permanent feature
High Time to Rip Off the Brexit Band Aid. Rip Fast, Rip Hard, and Once and for All
In the three-and-a-half years since the Brits voted to leave the Union, the opportunity cost from the Brexit process has
After Thomas Cook, European industry must embrace consolidation
Thomas Cook, one of the biggest holiday companies in Europe, collapsed in dramatic fashion on Monday, with consequences ricocheting from
Conte and Macron Call for Reform of “Ineffective” Migrant Policy
Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte and French President Emmanuel Macron have called for an overhaul of the European Union’s immigration
Stop Calling the EU a ‘Bloc’. It Isn’t. And Not for the Reason You Think
Referring to the EU as a "bloc" doesn't make enough sense any way you look at it.
No Brexit Deal without Irish Backstop, MEPs to Declare in New Resolution
A return to Michel Barnier's original backstop idea, which keeps only Northern Ireland in the EU customs union, is deemed
Brussels Has Floated a €100bn Tech Fund in a Bid to Compete with US, Chinese Rivals
The European Commission is reportedly considering plans to launch a €100bn sovereign wealth fund to be used to finance Europe’s
Italy’s David-Maria Sassoli Elected President of New European Parliament by MEPs
After Antonio Tajani, the top job of the new European Parliament is going to another Italian but from a different
Germany’s Ursula von der Leyen Nominated as Next EU Commission President, France’s Christine Lagarde as ECB Chief
The EU leaders have disregarded almost entirely the preferences of the European Parliament in favor of the spitzenkandidaten system.
Leaders’ Talks on Top EU Jobs Fall Through, Compromise ‘Unbelievably Complicated’
A compromise put forth by France, Germany, and Spain has been rejected by the Eastern European member states, Ireland as
