Capitals at odds with Brussels over EU identity wallets
Document shows that national experts object to the fast-track approach
Brussels bureaucrats get ready for the carbon pricing battle of their lives
With industry divided, EU climate officials are hoping to push through a tightening of the ETS
Tsipras emerges as main challenger to Mitsotakis
No longer a populist, anti-establishment firebrand, Alexis Tsipras is back in the running
Nuclear powers ‘more dependent’ on atomic weapons, SIPRI warns
Roughly 100 additional warheads were deployed and operational in 2026
The EU’s direct democracy tool promised change. Does it work?
Campaigners say it gives citizens access to Brussels, but not leverage over it
Kosovo PM’s party winning in snap polls, but no majority
Albin Kurti's party won a snap election but fell short of a majority, setting up difficult coalition talks after a low-turnout vote
Armenia PM’s ruling party wins polls
The election comes after years of upheaval since Nikol Pashinyan was propelled to power in a 2018 street revolution
Mélenchon takes on the EU
He called for a Europe 'free from the destructive principles of liberalism'
US uses D-Day anniversary to urge action against migrant ‘invasion’ of Europe
Peter Hegseth accused of trying to stir up ‘hard line support for the right wing across Europe’
EU staff call in ethics watchdog over whistleblower ‘witch-hunt’
Trades unions at the European Economic and Social Committee demand an independent assessment of the EU ombudsman
Czech president reignites euro debate
The country's eurosceptic government and public opinion still firmly reject adopting the EU's single currency
Feijóo’s bid to topple Sánchez runs out of votes
His threat to table a no-confidence motion could alienate his conservative voters and further strengthen the radical right-wing Vox
Europe’s third way on AI is easier said than done
The Commission’s sovereignty package is ambitious. But ownership is not the same as control: China’s and India’s different experiences show why
Pope calls for end to polarisation on Spain visit
Pontiff admits that more young Spaniards this weekend will flock to see Bad Bunny, a singer, but says, ‘I think there will also be a few here to see the pope’
Putin rules out talks with Zelenskyy and vows to pursue war
Zelenskyy is to meet with British, French and German leaders in London on Sunday
Armenia elections: EU deepens engagement as Russia’s influence wanes
Both Moscow and Brussels are closely watching the vote
Brussels watches as Kosovo heads to the polls amidst political crisis
Kosovo has been trapped in a rolling political crisis, leaving it with only partially functional institutions
Europe’s metaphorical mistake
Brussels is increasingly viewing economics as akin to warfare. Does it have to?
EU countries reject US call for tighter Ebola travel restrictions
Unilateral measures would "not be justified," says EU health chief
Editors’ Choice: Get off of my cloud?
Rather than providing robust protection for cloud capacities, the EU again went soft on the US, falling far short of sovereignty