Trump's latest tariff threat raises stakes for EU ahead of August deadline
14 Jul EU Institutions

Trump's latest tariff threat raises stakes for EU ahead of August deadline

Brussels is holding off on implementing countermeasures even after the US president announced a 30% baseline levy on European goods from 1 August.
by Federica Di Sario
The Baltics look to strengthen NATO's weakest link
11 Jul Member States
The Baltics look to strengthen NATO's weakest link
France–UK migration deal piles more pressure on EU asylum policy
10 Jul Member States
France–UK migration deal piles more pressure on EU asylum policy
Op-ed: Lessons for the EU from Denmark’s green energy success
10 Jul EU Institutions
Op-ed: Lessons for the EU from Denmark’s green energy success
Op-ed: Russia must be kept in check in the Baltics
07 Feb Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Russia must be kept in check in the Baltics
With increased damage to underwater infrastructure in the Baltics, decision-makers are left searching for the correct level of response to potential sabotage.
Power play: Baltic states cut Russian grid connection
06 Feb Member States
Power play: Baltic states cut Russian grid connection
On Saturday, the Baltic states will finally desynchronise from the BRELL electricity grid, which links it to Russia and Belarus. But the region is still vulnerable to Russian attacks on its energy infrastructure.
Op-ed: Reimagining the EU’s urban mobility is key to a sustainable future
06 Feb Technology
Op-ed: Reimagining the EU’s urban mobility is key to a sustainable future
Europe’s cities have the potential to be hubs of experimentation and innovation to make transport greener.
Q+A: What's next for European defence?
05 Feb EU Institutions
Q+A: What's next for European defence?
EU leaders and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met in Brussels on Monday to discuss defence procurement and Ukraine, with the spectre of Donald Trump lurking in the background.
After months of stalemate, Belgium has a government
04 Feb Member States
After months of stalemate, Belgium has a government
Bart De Wever’s rise to Belgian prime minister ends months of tough coalition negotiation. The Flemish nationalist with a Eurosceptic past now leads a pro-European government.
Trump’s divide-and-conquer tactics overshadow EU leaders’ retreat
04 Feb EU Institutions
Trump’s divide-and-conquer tactics overshadow EU leaders’ retreat
Eastern European leaders recoiled at French insistence that EU military funds should be spent on European equipment, while the UK prime minister demurred from showing full-throated support for NATO ally Denmark.
UK-EU 'reset’ starts — and maybe ends — with defence
03 Feb Foreign & Security Policy
UK-EU 'reset’ starts — and maybe ends — with defence
For Europeans on both sides of the English Channel, the Russian threat feels closer and the US presence further away. The post-Brexit urgency to cooperate on defence could lead to better EU-UK relations.
Empowering creativity: Building businesses and jobs in Europe's creator economy Partner Content
03 Feb Technology
Empowering creativity: Building businesses and jobs in Europe's creator economy
Europe’s creator economy is thriving, with digital platforms empowering individuals to turn their passions into careers, reach international audiences and drive economic growth
The paper revolution in the EU Parliament's backyard Partner Content
03 Feb
The paper revolution in the EU Parliament's backyard
A short distance away from the European Parliament building in Strasbourg lies Blue Paper, one of Europe’s largest papermills. With the paper industry leading the way on recycling, a high-level delegation, including members of the European Parliament, made the short journey to the site to learn how Europe’s paper industry is driving transformation to deliver sustainable growth.
Romanian officials quick to criticise far-right leader's claim to Ukrainian territory
31 Jan Member States
Romanian officials quick to criticise far-right leader's claim to Ukrainian territory
Calin Georgescu called Ukraine an ‘invented state,’ suggesting Romania should take back ethnic Romanian areas. The rhetoric echoes Russia’s revisionist rationale for its full-scale invasion.
Europe’s patent package requires urgent change Partner Content
30 Jan
Europe’s patent package requires urgent change
As Brussels aims to promote investment in European innovation, it is vital that concerns about the role of the EU IP Office in the SPCs and SEPs texts are addressed
Op-ed: Five years after Brexit, UK still defining its post-EU identity
30 Jan Foreign & Security Policy
Op-ed: Five years after Brexit, UK still defining its post-EU identity
It's a half-decade since leaving the EU and the UK still struggles with its relationship to the bloc. There is reason to hope it could get better — and reason to worry that it won't.
Time flies: Looking back at five years since Brexit
29 Jan Foreign & Security Policy
Time flies: Looking back at five years since Brexit
How did we get here? February marks five years since Brexit became official. Here are some key developments since the EU-UK breakup.
Global attention shines spotlight on Greenland’s independence movement
28 Jan Foreign & Security Policy
Global attention shines spotlight on Greenland’s independence movement
The Danish prime minister has called for 'European unity' following renewed calls by Donald Trump to acquire the territory.
The European Union should not choose fear over a measured response to food dyes Partner Content
27 Jan EU Institutions
The European Union should not choose fear over a measured response to food dyes
It is time to rethink food regulations. The EFSA should revise its attempt to eliminate all risks, in favor of risk-based management which aims to minimize all possible dangers
Driving Europe’s digital future Partner Content
27 Jan
Driving Europe’s digital future
With momentum growing behind the Digital Decade policy programme, the contributions of major technology providers will be pivotal in shaping the EU’s digital future. At the recent Huawei Connect 2024 conference in Paris, senior leaders from industry and policymakers gathered together to explore Europe’s digital transformation
Enhancing satellite-based services for a competitive, autonomous, and resilient Europe Partner Content
27 Jan
Enhancing satellite-based services for a competitive, autonomous, and resilient Europe
To safeguard its security and sovereignty, the EU must own an autonomous and reliable satellite network and a fully European space value chain. A consistent strategy for the downstream space sector is imperative.
Extracting value: Why Europe’s mining industry is the foundation for a climate neutral future Partner Content
27 Jan Economics
Extracting value: Why Europe’s mining industry is the foundation for a climate neutral future
The European mining industry is essential in securing the raw materials needed to support the net-zero transition. A recent dinner gathered together leading MEPs and senior figures from the mining industry to discuss an important new report that sets out a clear roadmap for a more sustainable mining future.
Make or break moment for Belgian government negotiations
24 Jan EU Institutions
Make or break moment for Belgian government negotiations
Months-long talks to form Belgium’s federal government hinge on hot-button issues. Despite EU pressure to get it done, making a 31 January deadline is hardly assured.
Op-ed: Why AI is the solution for Europe's competitiveness
24 Jan Technology
Op-ed: Why AI is the solution for Europe's competitiveness
Can AI help address the EU's labour shortages?
Q&A: Belarus election is all but a foregone conclusion
23 Jan Foreign & Security Policy
Q&A: Belarus election is all but a foregone conclusion
Belarus heads to the polls on 26 January. Very little stands in the way of Putin ally President Alexander Lukashenko from his seventh consecutive term.
Op-ed: Why Europe must listen to island nations on climate action
22 Jan Energy & Environment
Op-ed: Why Europe must listen to island nations on climate action
In the wake of COP29, island nations continue to call for Europe to prioritise the needs of the most vulnerable countries.
Hybrid threats: Russia’s shadow war escalates across Europe  
21 Jan Foreign & Security Policy
Hybrid threats: Russia’s shadow war escalates across Europe  
Russia’s escalating, multipronged campaign risks destabilising the EU.
Why it's time to radically rethink Alzheimer’s disease care Partner Content
21 Jan EU Institutions
Why it's time to radically rethink Alzheimer’s disease care
Advances in scientific research and diagnostic tools are transforming how we think about and treat Alzheimer’s disease.