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Without more dialogue between institutions, trade unions, and civil society, Europe will see chaos and the rise of the far-right, European Trade Union Confederation (ETUC) president Laurent Berger told EURACTIV…
Italy’s right-wing parties appear to have toned down their Euroscepticism in recent months as they prepare for power following their landslide victory in last weekend’s general election. Fratelli d’Italia (Brothers…
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss confirmed her attendance at next week’s inaugural meeting of the so-called ‘European Political Community’, three months after telling domestic lawmakers that she had no interest…
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Latvia’s parliamentary election on Saturday (1 October) could widen a growing rift between the country’s Latvian majority and its Russian-speaking minority over their place in society, amid widespread national anger…
The European Commission on Thursday (29 September) formally took Malta to the EU’s highest court for its cash-for-passports scheme that endows Maltese citizenship on wealthy third-country citizens in return for…
Bulgarians will vote on Sunday in a snap general election, the fourth in just 18 months. By now, Bulgarians are sick and tired of seeing the politicians they send to…
This week on the Beyond the Byline podcast, following Commission President Ursula von Der Leyen’s new measures to fight corruption, we speak to experts on the matter. Our guests this…
As energy prices soared, Europe’s aluminium plants began to shut down while the bloc stepped up imports from Russia and China. However, French aluminium representatives are pointing to a problem…
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