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Informal summit: Ukraine has reason to hope for a quick start to accession negotiations
By Stephan Israel and Sara Sievert
23.04.2026
Informal summit in Cyprus: How Zelenskiy plans to capitalize on current momentum for Ukraine’s accession processBy Stephan Israel
23.04.2026
Losing momentum: If the European elections were held this Sunday, right-wing populists would lose groundBy Manuel Müller
21.04.2026
Foreign subsidies: EU Commission signals tougher enforcement in public procurementBy Antonia Zimmermann
21.04.2026
Serbia: Why the opposition is hoping for more support from Berlin and BrusselsBy Till Hoppe and Stephan Israel
21.04.2026
Economic security: How China is challenging Europe’s de-risking strategyBy János Allenbach-Ammann
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Corinna Visser
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János Allenbach-Ammann
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Table of Contents - Edition 1177 from April 24th, 2026
- Informal summit: Ukraine has reason to hope for a quick start to accession negotiations
- Security risks: EU to stop funding Chinese inverters
- Circular economy: How to close the funding gap
- Single market: EU institutions agree on a joint roadmap for integration
- AccelerateEU: Praise and criticism of the plan to combat high energy prices
- Biodiversity: No global reporting standard
- Romania: Social Democrats leave Bolojan’s cabinet
- Temu and Shein: The German economy alone loses €2.4 billion annually
- Must Reads: EU risks dispute with US over pipeline plans in the Balkans
- Time.Table: Commission presents recommendation on age verification
- Documents: ACER assessment of gas supply during the Iran crisis
- Opinion: Why Germany needs to put more trust in accountability and industrial AI
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