In this episode, Evi Kiorri breaks down EUobserver’s exclusive report on controversial comments made by Katharina von ...

In Ukraine's strategic sectors like cement, monopolisation is quietly driving up prices, choking competition, and undermining ...

The high-level EU official was lobbying against Israel sanctions using bogus claims on antisemitism, according to a ...

EU officials are on the brink of reaching an “agreement in principle” on trade with the United States, after the Trump ...

Fresh details are emerging into the deportation of EU home affairs commissioner Magnus Brunner and three European ministers ...

The first political clash over the EU’s next seven-year budget began in the European Parliament on Wednesday, exposing the deep divisions over defence, climate, and social spending.

The Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, created to distribute aid following the dismantling of the UN-led deconfliction mechanism, has become a symbol of the crisis: fortified hubs with biometric ...

The EU has many potential options on Israel sanctions, but few of them realistically likely to find unanimity, as European ...

On 27 May, an official document, The Need for Civilizational Allies in Europe, calling for regime change in European ...

The EU choosing “stability” in the current moment means de facto endorsement of violent repression in Serbia. The EU’s timid messaging has in fact encouraged Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić to step ...

Far-right MEPs heckled EU Commission president while she called them names, in a failed bid to oust her from her post.

Monday's introduction by Poland of border checks with neighbouring Germany and Lithuania adds to the long list of similar Schengen closures over the years — totalling 472 notifications since 2006.