With the budget and recovery plan blocked, the post-Brexit negotiations blocked, and the Conference on the Future of Europe deferred, there doesn’t seem to be much on the
Each country of the European Union takes a turn presiding over the European Union Council for a period of six months. Following Finland, who assumed the role from
The fundamental challenge As a truly holistic project, the Green Deal requires the implementation of a number of components in order to attain climate neutrality. One of these
by Aymeric Bourdin, Managing Editor EU-Policies.com, Chairman of Atelier Europe The 2019 European elections are seeing the beginning of a new five-year term in a vastly different context from that
On March 18th, Putin marked the fifth anniversary of the annexation of Crimea by a trip to the peninsula, indulging in a “victory lap” which spotlighted what remains
With the European Union (EU) announcing its resolve to prolong sanctions against Venezuela for another year, the country’s already serious situation will just get direr. The deepening political,
It is time for the new budget to be announced, which is always an interesting time in British politics. This time around the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Phillip
Last month the European Parliament voted 10 to 1 to trigger Article 7 sanctions against Hungary, meaning that Viktor Orban’s troubled regime could soon lose its EU voting
Last Friday at the Elysée Palace in Paris, Emmanuel Macron received Palestinian president Mahmoud Abbas as part of France’s efforts to keep the Israeli-Palestinian peace process alive in
When Emmanuel Macron dabbed with Paul Pogba during France’s World Cup party, it crystallized the image the country wants to project. Young, dynamic and tolerant, the sort of
