The quiet MEP pushing back on Trump’s trade agenda
07 May EU Institutions

The quiet MEP pushing back on Trump’s trade agenda

Seventy-year-old German socialist Bernd Lange has emerged as one of few voices resisting pressure from the U.S. in a push that brought the European Parliament into the limelight.
by Federica Di Sario
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Europe’s Intellectual Property’s agenda needs to step up its game to boost competitiveness and create an enabling ecosystem that helps firms innovate and keep up with AI, campaigners say
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A new railway line is critical to the region’s security and economy, but funding tensions between the EU and the Baltics risk knocking it off track.
Seeking stability, investors look to so-called eurobonds
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European leaders are gathering in Cyprus this week for an informal European Council summit.
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The Parliament's May print edition is out now
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The Parliament's May print edition is out now
This month's cover story explores what a post-Orbán Hungary means for Europe's hard right.
Policy report: Unlocking investment for EU competitiveness
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Policy report: Unlocking investment for EU competitiveness
Trump's policy shifts are driving capital toward the EU, while Brussels pursues deregulation to attract investment. In this context, the report explores what investments the bloc needs to strengthen its competitiveness.
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