European policy

British House of Commons adopts controversial Northern Ireland bill

By Redaktion Table

House of Lords calls for energy partnership with the EU

By Lukas Knigge

Gas crisis: Commission relaxes state aid rules

By Till Hoppe

EU states want to strengthen consumer protection

By Redaktion Table

New Russia sanctions to take effect today

By Redaktion Table

Commission increases pressure on Orbán

By Till Hoppe

Michael Clauß – the man for the long haul

By Till Hoppe

EU wants to add Sberbank and UMMC CEO to sanctions list

By Redaktion Table

Rapprochement between China and EU at trade dialogue

After a break of almost two years and a disastrous summit in April, Brussels and Beijing are once again talking about trade issues in a separate format – and apparently quite constructively. Things are also moving at other diplomatic levels. However, not necessarily to China's liking.

By Amelie Richter

€500 million for the defense of the EU

Military equipment and ammunition stocks need to be replenished across Europe: Since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, member states have sent many weapons to Ukraine. Now, more howitzers, ammunition, anti-aircraft missiles and anti-tank missiles need to be purchased – and quickly.

By Ella Joyner