EU Approves Massive Electric Battery Subsidies to Catch Up with Asian Producers
Only about 3% of batteries for electric cars are presently made in the EU compared with some 80% in Asia.
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How the EU’s approach to social network regulation is creating new winners
Given their influence in shaping public opinion and reach into every corner of the world, European regulators are placing increased
America First a Threat to Both Europe and Asia
Britain’s former prime minister and famed neo-conservative Tony Blair has called on the US to assess its standing with allies
EC Paradoxically Slams Romania, Praises Bulgaria in Possibly Last Post-Accession Progress Report
Praise for Buglaria has been described as perplexing by commentators in Sofia.
Rewarding Erdogan, Forgoing the EU: the Moral from Volkswagen’s New Factory in Turkey
The EU should rethink its state aid rules when it comes to foreign competition, and the EU multinationals - their
Germany takes on China’s Huawei
Several European diplomats have charged Germany with levelling “veiled criticism” at Beijing, and Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei Technologies, after Berlin
Czech State Attorney Halts EU Funding Fraud Case against Prime Minister Babiš, Report Says
The EU funds fraud allegations concern a case from before Babis entered politics.
Trump Seems to Hate the EU. Is It Because He Already Had a George W. Bush Florida Orange Juice Moment?
The United States has had to back down twice in the past 16 years in major trade disputes with the
New EC Chief Ursula von der Leyen: A Disappointment Already or the First to Make Sense?
The next President of the European Commission could outplay the unpleasant Eastern European and Italian leaders who voted her into
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