Copenhagen turns against PM Frederiksen’s party over housing costs
In Copenhagen a political earthquake might be brewing. For the first time in over 120 years, Denmark’s Social Democrats are on track to lose control of Copenhagen, a city they’ve governed since 1903, ...
18 Nov 20254min
Rich EU countries set out their red lines ahead of the budget negotiations
EU countries are beginning negotiations on the bloc’s next Multiannual Financial Framework, covering 2028 to 2034. The European Commission has proposed a budget of €2 trillion, up from the current €1....
17 Nov 20255min
EU grants linked to Turkey’s use of Chinese facial-recognition tech
European research funding, Chinese-owned technology, and Turkey’s expanding surveillance system are more closely connected than EVER. A recent investigation by Follow the Money reveals that EU-backed ...
15 Nov 20254min
The Right To Decide - Episode 6: Beyond the Chaos
In the final episode of The Right to Decide, host Sophie in ’t Veld speaks once again with Neil Datta, Executive Director of the European Parliamentary Forum for Sexual and Reproductive Rights, to loo...
15 Nov 202510min
EU migration solidarity pool: Who receives help, who pays, and who refuses?
The EU’s migration dilemma is back, not that it ever really went away. Member states are once again clashing over asylum rules, exposing old rifts that the bloc has spent years trying, and failing, to...
14 Nov 20255min
What happens if the EPP joins forces with the far right?
Today, Thursday, all eyes are on a crucial vote in the European Parliament regarding corporate sustainability and due diligence rules. The Parliament’s biggest political group, the European People’s P...
13 Nov 20254min
Kyiv suspends justice minister over $100 million corruption investigation
Ukraine’s Justice Minister, German Galushchenko, has been suspended from his position as energy minister after a major corruption investigation into the country’s energy sector.Prime Minister Yuliia S...
12 Nov 20255min
Belgium, Slovakia and Norway will determine the EU’s reparations loan plan
The EU has been working on a plan to use frozen Russian state assets to help keep Ukraine afloat. Since Russia’s invasion in 2022, around €185 billion in Russian assets have been immobilised in Europe...
11 Nov 20255min
