EUROPEAN POLITICS

French President Emmanuel Macron begins a two-day state visit to Sweden on Tuesday (30

The Bulgarian prosecutor’s office issued on Tuesday (30 January) a European arrest warrant for six Russian spies suspected of terrorist attacks targeting Bulgarian arms factories and warehouses. Bulgaria has been…

France’s controversial new immigration law, criticised by opponents as restrictive and racist, is part of an underlying European trend marked by repressive migration policies, particularly concerning access to the right…

A new government agency to “protect Hungary’s sovereignty” which starts work Thursday (1 February) will have a “chilling effect” on the country’s democracy, critics warn. Media watchdog Reporters Without Borders…

Read this in Romanian. Participatory budgeting is a form of citizen participation where citizens are involved in the process of deciding how public money is spent. Local people are often…

The UK Secretary of State for Northern Ireland is expected to share details regarding the deal to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland on Wednesday (31 January), though the deal will…

In deflecting blame for farmers’ malaise to Brussels, by pointing the finger at the EU’s trade policy and ‘red tape’, the French government runs the risk of coming across as…

Following the internal discussions around the reform of the committees’ competences at the European Parliament, most of the political groups prefer to keep the existing structure of the parliamentary committees,…

German climate activist group ‘Last Generation’ will stop glueing themselves to the streets as their primary form of protest, instead opting for bigger events and more targeted interference. The activists,…

The European Green Party is set for an internal battle over climate targets at a party congress this weekend (2-4 February), with the German Greens pushing to postpone the climate…