European policy

What's cooking in Brussels

The Czech Council Presidency will focus on the European Union's energy supply over the winter. It is likely to continue as turbulently as it began.

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Mercosur Agreement: EU Commission launches push

By Till Hoppe

EU gears up for the gas winter

A few days before the start of maintenance work on Nord Stream 1, the Commission and Council are demonstrating their ability to act on gas safety. However, a shortage of the fuel threatens a domino effect.

By Manuel Berkel

Laurence Boone — An Economist for Europe

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Michel: Possible breakthrough in EU accession process of North Macedonia

By Redaktion Table

"Lugano Declaration" on the reconstruction of Ukraine signed

By Lukas Knigge

How China scores in Africa – and outpaces Europe

Western states criticize China's actions in Africa and portray themselves as better partners. But new studies show: China is quite welcome in Africa. Even the high loans are not considered a problem so far.

By Redaktion Table

EU MEPs vote in favor of Croatia's euro accession

By Lukas Knigge

ITRE wants to increase efficiency target to 14.5 percent

By Manuel Berkel

Ukraine: Where will the billions needed for reconstruction come from?

Ukraine needs at least €720 billion to rebuild the country, head of government Denys Shmyhal said Monday at an international conference in Lugano. The EU agreed to cover much of the cost as well as coordinate international aid. Funding, however, remained unclear.

By Eric Bonse