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EU Survey Flags Information Manipulation as a Growing Threat to Democracy
A new Eurobarometer report warns that foreign influence campaigns are reshaping public debate across Europe, placing elections and democratic trust under mounting pressure. Across the European Union, concern about the health of democracy is increasingly shaped not only by economic…
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Europe Finds Its Voice as Leaders Close Ranks Against Trump Policies
From trade and security to climate and multilateralism, European capitals are coordinating more closely to counter Washington’s unilateral turn and assert strategic autonomy. Europe’s leaders are speaking with a sharper, more unified tone as they respond to the foreign policy…
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Europe Reconsiders the American Equation After the Greenland Shock
Relief in Brussels masks a deeper reassessment of trade, security, and strategic dependence on Washington European leaders are breathing easier after Washington stepped back from its most provocative rhetoric over Greenland, but the episode has left a residue of doubt…
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Poland Cools on the Euro as Growth Reshapes Its Economic Ambitions
Buoyed by robust expansion and political pragmatism, Warsaw signals it will take its time before embracing the single currency In a Europe still navigating the aftershocks of inflation, energy shocks, and geopolitical uncertainty, Poland has emerged as a quiet outlier.…
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Europe in Motion: Politics, Priorities, and the Push to Reconnect
From gender equality to competitiveness, EU debates intensify as Brussels seeks renewed legitimacy at home Europe’s political landscape is entering a phase of renewed intensity. Across institutions and member states, debates are converging around how the European Union should respond…
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EUROPE DEMANDS RESPECT AFTER TRUMP AFGHANISTAN COMMENTS
Allies Push Back Against Remarks Seen as Dismissing NATO Sacrifice European capitals reacted with rare unanimity this week after former United States President Donald Trump made remarks that appeared to minimize the role and sacrifices of allied soldiers during the…
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Spain’s PP and Vox Clash Over the EU–Mercosur Deal
Farmers, unions and regional leaders watch closely as Spain’s right fractures over trade, sovereignty and Europe’s future By late January 2026, Spain’s centre-right opposition finds itself publicly divided over one of the European Union’s most consequential trade agreements in decades:…
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French Government Survives No-Confidence Votes
A fragile victory in parliament underscores deep budget tensions and the uneasy balance of power in Paris The French government has emerged bruised but standing after surviving two no-confidence votes triggered by its handling of the national budget, a political…
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EU Lawmakers Seek Court Review of Mercosur Deal Amid Growing Political Pushback
A narrow parliamentary vote to consult Europe’s top court highlights deep divisions over trade, climate commitments, and the balance of power between EU institutions. EU lawmakers have moved to escalate scrutiny of the long-negotiated trade agreement between the European Union…
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European Parliament Condemns Jimmy Lai Conviction, Warns of Impact on EU–China Relations
Lawmakers signal tougher stance on Beijing as concerns over Hong Kong’s freedoms intensify The European Parliament has issued one of its strongest rebukes yet of Beijing’s policies in Hong Kong, adopting a resolution that condemns the conviction of pro-democracy media…
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