EUROPEAN POLITICS

Interior Minister Gerhard Karner, who met with the country’s nine state governors late on Wednesday, failed to come to an agreement on tackling the current refugee housing crisis in the…

The economy has entered a “mild recession”, the Czech Finance Ministry admitted in its macroeconomic forecast for November, which also predicts stagnation and a high 9.5% inflation rate for 20

Dear readers, Welcome to EU Politics Decoded where Benjamin Fox and Eleonora Vasques bring you a round-up of the latest political news in Europe and beyond every Thursday. In this edition, we look at the…

Lawmakers in the European Parliament overwhelmingly endorsed Croatia’s accession to the Schengen area on Thursday (10 November), arguing that such a move would help improve the protection of migrants’ human…

Parliament has obliged the caretaker government to speed up the procedure to close a deal for the supply of non-Russian nuclear fuel for the Kozloduy nuclear power plant’s two Soviet…

Germany’s three governing parties have pledged continued support for Moldova’s EU candidacy in a motion tabled in parliament on Tuesday, which also calls to improve the country’s accession process. Moldova…

Dutch parties are divided over the government’s new asylum bill proposal, which, if adopted in its current form, would provide financial compensation to municipalities providing accommodation to asylum seekers. While…

The gaming industry is yet again a gold mine for entrepreneurs in Finland, income tax data revealed by the Tax Administration as part of Tax Day on Wednesday revealed. Taking…

Spain will seek to highlight the importance of maintaining sound relations with Latin America when it takes up the EU Council Presidency in the second half of  20

German Finance Minister Christian Lindner has reacted sceptically to the European Commission’s recent proposal to allow EU states more individual leeway for adhering to the EU debt rules. This article…