Hungary’s new Anti-LGBT Bill Receives Sharp Criticism From EU
On 15 June, Hungary’s parliament passed a new law that banned schools from addressing and promoting LGBT awareness, which advanced
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EU Strikes up Third Vaccine Deal With Pfizer
More COVID-19 vaccines are set to roll out this upcoming summer after the European Commission signed a third deal with
Confinement with Kierkegaard in Brussels
Anxiety was not the first word that came to my mind when the quarantine was imposed on all of us.
Huawei’s Grip on the West Must Be Forced Loose
It’s been a big week for European lawmakers. Not only have British representatives finally made their strident and declarative exit
EU Draws Up 5G Plan Amid Security Risk Fears
Brussels has stopped short of imposing an outright ban on Chinese technology suppliers, including the ever-controversial Huawei Technologies Co., from
The Global 5G Roll-Out is a Geopolitical Turning Point
For the best part of two years, wireless carriers in the US and Europe have been hailing the imminent onset
Croatia Takes Over Rotating EU Presidency for the First Time
Not unlike Bulgaria and Romania before it, Croatia will seek to promote the further enlargement of the EU in the
Slower Ship Speeds Found to Benefit Environment and Human Health
A new joint report from two Brussels based environmental NGOs has found that slower ship speeds would massively reduce the
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
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.
Jolly Tusk, Juncker Joke around in Late-Night Brexit Delay Press Conference Ended with ‘Hell’
The European Council President almost give Britain 8 extra days of Brexit extension in the no-deal scenario.
