The EU Survived Trump. Now It’s Gotta Survive Biden
Can you believe it: at this time four years ago, in November 2016, the world had sort-of ended according to
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EU on Budget Crisis as Members Reject €1.8-Trillion Proposal
The European Union (EU) is facing a crisis after two member countries thumbed down its proposed €1.8-trillion budget that included
Brexit Talks Suspended Anew as Member Contracts COVID-19
Trade negotiations between the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) were deferred anew after a member of the
Trump Was Good for the EU. Too Bad the EU Didn’t Take Advantage
Somehow Donald J. Trump seems to be on his way out of the White House some time by early 2021.
EU, Britain Rush Trade Deal as Brexit Transition Period Nears End
The European Union (EU) has again renewed talks with the United Kingdom (UK) to try to resolve both parties’ differences
EU Gets Approval to Slap American Goods With $4-Billion Tariff
The European Union (EU) was poised to win the right to slap worth $4-billion of tariffs on American goods in
Turkey Warned of Possible Sanctions Over Varosha Reopening
European Union (EU) members Greece and Cyprus were threatening additional sanctions against Turkey over the latter’s unfavourable reopening of some
Johnson Accuses EU of Trying to Break Up Post-Brexit UK
The British leader has argued the controversial UK Internal Market Act will protect the territorial integrity of the UK.
To Revive the European Project, Listen to Gen Z
Political mobilisation via social networks has already proved an effective strategy to tap in the potential of the Gen Z
Arms Maker Calls for EU to Tackle Bulgarian ‘Novitchok’ Case alongside Navalny Poisoning
The investigation of the 2015 Skripal-like poisoning of arms makes Emiliyan Gebrev and two other men has been terminated by
Food, Politics and the Question of Identity
The recent controversy surrounding Knorr’s polemic sauce is a stark example of the inextricable link between food and culture, even