What even is economic resilience — and does it matter?
Scandinavian economies are the most resilient. Italy is the least resilient of the major EU economies. And no country in the EU has a less resilient economy than Romania (Photo:…
May 2023
Lajcak visits Kosovo to build and cross bridges amid ongoing Serbia dialogue
Miroslav Lajcak, EU envoy for the Kosovo-Serbia dialogue, met Prime Minister Albin Kurti in Pristina Thursday to discuss the issue of establishing the Association of Serb Municipalities before crossing the…
Poland supports Albania’s EU path, Albania asks Poland to support Kosovo in NATO
Poland supports Albania’s path to EU membership, according to President Andrzej Duda who was in Tirana on Thursday to meet with his Albanian counterpart Bajram Begaj, who asked Duda to…
Random citizens’ panel to advise on German food policy
The German parliament has decided to launch a panel of randomly selected citizens set to advise lawmakers on food and nutrition policies, in an effort to help navigate the thorny…
Why the Anti-Trump Republican Primary Has Yet to Emerge
The former president’s current and potential rivals have failed to gain traction as the party seems to rally around him in the face of criticism. Send any friend a story…
Group Tied to Influential Conservative Activist Spent $183 Million in a Year
The activist, Leonard Leo, has been instrumental in pushing the federal judiciary to the right. A new tax filing offers a glimpse of the deep pool of money flowing into…
Slovak President Čaputová to sue former PM Fico
President Zuzana Čaputová announced on Tuesday evening that she would take legal action against opposition leader and former prime minister Robert Fico for comments about her. Fico, the chair of…
EPP official: EU socialist chief has ‘problems of authority’ in her group
The centre-right European People’s Party (EPP) told EURACTIV that Socialists and Democrats (S&D) chief Iratxe García has problems controlling her group as socialist lawmakers collaborate with the centre-right contrary to…
NGOs: Hungary’s judicial package reform failed to address EU requirements
Hungary has failed to adequately address the EU’s concerns around the judicial package, which risks billions of Euros in much-awaited EU funds, several NGOs, including Amnesty International Hungary, said. The…
Poland slams Hungarian general for distorting WW2 facts
The Hungarian General who said a ‘local war’ between Poland and Germany led to the global Second World War is distorting historical facts, Poland’s ambassador to Hungary said in a…