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Brussels faces backlash as Trump’s 50% levy on European steel remains untouched In a significant blow to Europe’s struggling steel industry, the European Union has failed to secure any reduction…

AUR’s motion sparks allegations of Russian interference – but where does accountability begin and end? In a political drama more suited to Cold War thrillers than a modern European Parliament…

Measures hit Russian energy, banking, military industries and expand accountability mechanisms The European Union has adopted its 18th package of sanctions against the Russian Federation, marking one of its most…

A parliamentary majority may have saved her today, but public trust is slipping away fast. The motion of censure against the European Commission, initiated by Romanian MEP Gheorghe Piperea (AUR),…

For the first time in over a decade, a sitting President of the European Commission will face a no-confidence vote in the European Parliament. Ursula von der Leyen, now in…

In a recently released memoir, former EU Brexit negotiator and French Prime Minister Michel Barnier accuses European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen of fostering an “authoritarian drift” in Brussels.…

In a move that raises eyebrows across the Atlantic and Channel alike, the European Union is considering hiking travel fees for foreign visitors—particularly those from the United States and the…