Europe’s uneven rush to rearm
28 Nov

Europe’s uneven rush to rearm

While front-line states have embraced rapid militarisation, major economies like Spain and Italy are still falling short — risking the creation of a two-tier security model.
by Peder Schaefer
The Czech mining town saying ‘no thanks’ to Europe’s critical raw materials push
25 Nov
The Czech mining town saying ‘no thanks’ to Europe’s critical raw materials push
Op-ed: Why Europe should build ships with Indo-Pacific allies
26 Nov
Op-ed: Why Europe should build ships with Indo-Pacific allies
UN official warns that US-led peace plan in Gaza could imperil the creation of a Palestinian state
21 Nov
UN official warns that US-led peace plan in Gaza could imperil the creation of a Palestinian state
29 Nov 16
UN official to MEPs: Aleppo is apex of horror
A senior UN official has made an impassioned plea for the siege of Aleppo to be lifted, telling a parliamentary committee that the ongoing Syrian conflict is a "stain" on the international community.
29 Nov 16
Sylvie Goulard: EU Parliament must ask itself what type of candidate it wants for President post
Sylvie Goulard on why there should be a job description for the role of Parliament President, how the EU institutions should work to reconnect with citizens and Martin Schulz's legacy.