EUROPEAN POLITICS NEWS
The foreign ministers of Czechia, Poland, Slovakia and Hungary – collectively known as the Visegrad Group (V4) – will hold diplomatic talks in Prague on Thursday despite sharply differing views…
Polls don’t tell the full story of what EU citizens want from upcoming EU elections – and polls watchers and analysts need to dive deeper into the interplay between Europeans’…
As the EU liberals kick off their joint election campaign on Wednesday (20 March) by presenting their three Franco-German lead candidates, Euractiv looks at who they are and what they…
The Special Prosecutor’s Office officially closed on Wednesday due to the government’s controversial reforms to the country’s criminal code, as investigators used their last day to bring charges against a…
After less than a year with a regular government, Bulgaria is once again entering a spiral of political instability after the two largest formations in the parliament – Boyko Borissov’s…
Italy’s far-right Lega leader Matteo Salvini’s remarks over the Russian elections, saying “when people vote, they are always right”, has caused turmoil in the right-wing coalition government, with many estimating…
Romania’s Constitutional Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal by two opposition parties seeking the constitutional annulment of legislation that decriminalises tax evasion of less than €1 million, provided the evader…
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German Chancellor Olaf Scholz criticised the general lack of accountability of EU institutions on Tuesday (19 March), warning that not just national governments but also the European Commission and Parliament…
In the space of three weeks, French President Emmanuel Macron has declared himself in favour of several rather progressive measures. With EU elections just around the corner, is he trying…