Truss on brink of power as UK Tories finish voting
After a gruelling nationwide tour, a dozen hustings and three televised debates, Liz Truss appears poised to take over as the UK’s next prime minister heading into the close of…
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Greek ‘Watergate’: Mitsotakis’ ‘authoritarianism’ cannot be tolerated anymore
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UK sewage dumping could be breach of Brexit pact, says EU Commission
The UK’s increased dumping of raw sewage in the Channel could be a breach of its post-Brexit trade deal with the EU, the European Commission told MEPs on Thursday (1…
Kosovo is a frozen conflict which Russia is championing
EURACTIV’s Beyond the Byline podcast is back, with a fresh structure and a fresh perspective on what’s beyond the news. For our first episode of the new season, we are…
Belgian PM says EU solution is only way out of energy crisis
Lowering energy prices calls for an EU-wide solution, said Prime Minister Alexander De Croo on Wednesday, promising the Belgian heads of government who gathered to discuss ways to address the…
French left sceptical of joining forces for European elections
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Czech EU presidency seeks way out of deadlock on European digital identity
The Czech presidency of the EU Council circulated last week a new compromise text on the European Digital Identity (eIDs) proposal, a file that has so far seen limited progress…
MEPs demand Brexit sanctions mechanism, lament ‘bitterly disappointing’ UK attitude
MEPs urged the European Commission to have clear procedures allowing the EU to take retaliatory measures including sanctions against the UK if it refuses to implement the terms of the…
Europe split over Russia tourist ban, but could tighten visa rules
Should Russians be allowed to enter EU countries for leisure? EU foreign ministers are far from united on whether and to what extent to bar Russians from travelling within the…
Kosovo‘s energy crisis takes another hit as power plant suffers technical problems
Kosovo’s energy crisis continues to deepen as the Kosovo Energy Corporation (KEK) is now only operating with one thermal power plant unit due to a technical failure. KEK announced that…