EUROPEAN POLITICS NEWS
Slovakia’s president said on Friday (8 December) she would likely veto the government’s planned fast-track changes to criminal law that include scrapping a special prosecutor’s office that has focused on…
EU Climate Action Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra has refused to disclose who he consulted for when working for management consultancy McKinsey, in a letter to the European Parliament seen by Euractiv.…
Few policy topics are as charged and important to politicians and public opinion as migration. This morning, the UK government quietly admitted that Rwanda would be paid an additional £150…
Institutional reforms, competitiveness, and protection of the European way of life are at the heart of Belgium’s EU Council presidency programme in the first half of 20
French prosecutors on Friday (8 December) ordered far-right figurehead Marine Le Pen to stand trial over claims she used EU funds to finance party activities in France. The former presidential…
Sahra Wagenknecht in Germany and Yolanda Díaz in Spain have all but annihilated their country’s established left-wing parties, taking over their political space with brand new alliances – but how…
Germany’s Foreign Ministry has been heavily criticised by the Federal Court of Auditors for wasting taxpayer money by acquiring lavish properties for its diplomatic representation in Brussels, according to a…
The Czech Republic, currently not represented at the top diplomatic level in Moscow, will send an ambassador to Russia at some point in the future, President Petr Pavel told reporters…
French President Emmanuel Macron brought together dozens of researchers and start-up bosses at the Élysée Palace on Thursday to call for a revival of French research and to announce the…
The Danish governing parties – the Social Democrats (S&D), the Liberals (Renew Europe), and the Moderates (Renew Europe) – voted in favour of a controversial bill making it a criminal…