EUROPEAN POLITICS

Nearly three decades after Czechoslovakia peacefully split into two states, Czechs are still looking for a proper name in English for their country. “The Czech Republic” has been widely used,…

Nearly 1,000 migrants crossed the Channel in small boats on Saturday (3 September), the UK government said Sunday, as growing numbers of arrivals have exacerbated tensions between Britain and France.…

Albanian Power Corporation (KESH) Director Ergys Verdho has asked for EU assistance in combatting the energy crisis, joining calls from Prime Minister Edi Rama and other regional leaders over fears…

Giorgia Meloni, set to lead a new Italian government with two parties once close to Moscow, warned on Sunday (4 September) of the risk posed to Western nations by Russia’s…

Italy’s long history of politicians relying on EU institutional infrastructure and resources to increase their profiles back home comes to the forefront in upcoming national elections, where 12 out of…

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Europe is anticipating the prospect of Liz Truss as Britain’s next prime minister with a mixture of irritation and unease: diplomats say that with the war in Ukraine and rampant…

Spyware-targeted MEPs, including the Greek opposition leader and Catalan separatists, will not be invited to speak at next week’s Pegasus Committee hearing in the European Parliament. The delay follows what some…

A new poll has laid bare the scale of the cost of living crisis facing Europeans, indicating that a majority of voters in Europe’s four largest countries expect social unrest…

Fifty-three per cent of our readers believe that we have not lost the war against Russia despite the severe consequences Europe faces. But will we say the same after we…