Portugal’s government collapses: what’s next?
This is the third time in three years Portugal is heading for a snap election. The political instability is more evident than ever for the country and analysts are worried if it will have a domino eff...
12 Mar 20255min
Why Greenland’s election is a breaking point for Denmark, the EU, and the US
Greenlanders are heading to the polls today for an election that is set to be one of the most consequential in Greenland’s history. The self-ruling Danish territory will elect 31 members of its legisl...
11 Mar 20255min
Russia and US backed Georgescu barred from Romanian election re-run
Călin Georgescu was, just a few months ago, a fringe pro-Russian, ultranationalist known to few people even in Romania. Now the Central Electoral Bureau has decided to bar him from running in May’s pr...
10 Mar 20254min
Truck Drivers : Another Way 5/6
Truck drivers transport 77% of products in Europe, but road transport is not the only option. Trains and intermodal systems are one of the alternative solutions the EU is focusing on, and one which co...
9 Mar 202525min
A tribute to the International Women's Day (and why it matters)
Tomorrow’s International Women’s Day will not be an occasion for ‘celebration’, but for protest. As it has happened over the past few years, women and feminist movements across the globe are expected ...
7 Mar 20254min
Why today’s extraordinary EU Council in Brussels is a special one
Today, 6th of March 2025, Brussels is set for yet another day of critical discussions. EU heads of state are gathering in Europe’s Capital for a much-awaited Special European Council. On the agenda? N...
6 Mar 20254min
The Commission waters down CO2 targets to give flexibility to car makers
The European Commission is giving carmakers a break, relaxing its CO2 targets by introducing a three-year average instead of annual compliance. The goal? To offer "predictability and fairness" and hel...
5 Mar 20255min
What is Von der Leyens’s €150B toolkit for boosting EU defence?
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed the ‘Rearm Europe Plan,’ a bold strategy to channel up to €800 billion into military investments. The plan includes relaxing fiscal rule...
4 Mar 20254min
