Business Lagarde: “I am stepping down from the ECB because I want to speak out and choose a side”by Giulia Torbidoni 29 October 2026
Politics Cyprus parliamentary vote: traditional parties tread water, far right on the riseby Giorgio Dell'Omodarme 25 May 2026
Politics The UK is providing €767 million to France to tackle migrationby Valeria Schröter 21 May 2026
Politics The co-chair of the Greens has unexpectedly resigned from the European Parliamentby Redazione eunewsit 20 May 2026
Politics Spain: former Prime Minister Zapatero on trial for money laundering and influence peddlingby Giorgio Dell'Omodarme 19 May 2026
General News Guarda (Greens): “Italy allocates just 2.7 per cent of its healthcare spending to mental health”by Valeria Schröter 19 May 2026
In Brief The award ceremony for the first recipients of the European Order of Merit takes place in Strasbourgby Redazione eunewsit 19 May 2026
Politics For NGOs and academics, the Council of Europe is undermining the concept of universal protection of human rightsby Iolanda Cuomo 18 May 2026
Politics Andalusia: the People’s Party wins the elections in Spain’s “Ohio”. But VOX is—once again—the deciding factorby Giorgio Dell'Omodarme 18 May 2026
Energy Meloni writes to von der Leyen: “Allow public spending to address high energy costs”by Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 18 May 2026
Politics EU clarifies that EU funding for Syria is not channelled via Syrian authoritiesby Valeria Schröter 15 May 2026
Politics Spain case regarding the use of Recovery Fund money for pensions: Fitto says, “Possible if temporary”by Valeria Schröter 14 May 2026
Politics Draghi calls for ‘pragmatic federalism’ at varying speeds: “Countries ready to act should do so”by Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 14 May 2026
Politics Lagarde: Draghi set a leadership example, now Member States must do the sameby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 14 May 2026
Politics EU mulls reform of the Directorate‑General for Regional Policy, with Fitto’s backingby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 13 May 2026
Opinions And what if Orbán’s fall reopened the debate on the right of veto?by Justus Lipsius 13 May 2026
Health Várhelyi cornered by MEPs on EU budget and tobacco rulesby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 11 May 2026
Green Economy Sustainable development and the 2030 Agenda: the EU cannot afford to slow downby Valeria Schröter 8 May 2026
Politics UK local elections: two‑party system collapses as Labour and Tories suffer heavy losses; far‑right Reform triumphsby Giorgio Dell'Omodarme 8 May 2026
Politics Spain and Slovenia are calling on the EU to block US sanctions against the International Criminal Court. But Brussels remains silentby Giorgio Dell'Omodarme 7 May 2026
Politics The Committee of the Regions sounds the alarm over the centralisation of funds in the next EU budgetby Caterina Mazzantini 7 May 2026