Brussels breaks impasse after EU countries fail to agree on Chinese EV tariffs
Chinese producers of electric vehicles will soon face steep tariffs before selling their high-end goods in the EU market. Read More
Romania’s refusal to recognise a transgender man’s identity violates his rights, says EU’s top court
Refusal to recognise a change of gender legally undertaken in another member state violates the rights of EU citizens, the Luxembourg-based European Court of Justice ruled today. Read More
EU top court rules in favour of veggie burgers, vegan sausages in labeling dispute
Plant-based foods can continue to be sold and promoted using terms traditionally associated with meat, as long as their composition is clearly labelled and does not mislead consumers, the EU…
Malta’s golden passport scheme can stay, EU court signals
The controversial system allowing foreigners to effectively buy EU citizenship has raised security concerns – but a legal opinion issued Friday may offer a reprieve. Read More
Thousands rally in Vienna against the far right ahead of coalition talks
The protest comes after the far-right Freedom Party (FPÖ), led by its controversial, eurosceptic leader Hebert Kickl, won with 29% of the vote last Sunday. Read More
Wider Middle East war could have serious implications for EU and Europe, analyst warns
Though many countries still believe a diplomatic solution to end the conflict is achievable, so far, diplomatic efforts to ease tensions have failed to bring about concrete results. Read More
European electric car crisis: Audi’s Brussels factory faces uncertain future
Audi’s plant in Belgium’s capital assembles a €80,000 electric SUV, which is too expensive for Europeans. After 2025, production will likely relocate to Mexico, and workers and unions are not…
Journey through the European electric car crisis: The uncertain future of the Audi factory in Brussels
Audi’s Brussels plant is assembling an 80,000 euro electric SUV, which turns out to be too expensive for Europeans. After 2025, production will probably relocate to Mexico. Workers and unions…
A rise in far-right leaders across Europe is a matter of timing | Radio Schuman
Cas Mudde, a Dutch political scientist and one of Europe’s leading populism scholars, answers Radio Schuman’s question of how more and more far-right party chiefs are becoming government leaders in…
New NATO chief Mark Rutte pledges alliance’s continued support for Ukraine
Rutte vowed when he took office on Tuesday to help shore up Western support for Ukraine, which has been fighting Russia’s full-scale invasion since February 2022. Read More