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EU summit, top jobs, Article 7, Ukraine, in focus This WEEK
This week EU leaders will meet in Brussels to decide on top jobs and the strategic agenda. Before the summit, EU foreign affairs ministers will focus on Russia sanctions and Georgia, while Hungary will face its sixth hearing under the Article 7 procedure. Meanwhile, political groups in the European Parliament will decide on their membership numbers.Read on »
Numbers game: political group reshuffles threaten von der Leyen's reelectionEUOBSERVED
Ursula von der Leyen’s bid for re-election as EU Commission president is increasingly under pressure after group reshuffles in the European Parliament.Read on »
China pushed countries not to attend Ukraine peace summit
China piled diplomatic pressure on a raft of countries in a bid to dissuade them from attending last weekend’s peace talks summit in Geneva aimed at ending Russia’s war in Ukraine. Read on »
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Fist-fight in Italy's parliament, Macron lights a fuse in EU PODCAST
This week's Euroscopic gets into European power battles, Giorgia Meloni's push towards the fancy-sounding idea of “differentiated autonomy” and the role that Israel’s destruction of Gaza is playing in splitting the EU.Read on »
EU names 27 Russian 'shadow fleet' oil tankersEXCLUSIVE
The EU is to ban 27 cargo ships from its ports for helping Russia's war on Ukraine, exposing the global extent of Moscow’s shadow fleet.Read on »
Euronews, Orbán, Fico — media freedom is in peril across the EU
The sale of Euronews to investors linked to Viktor Orbán and Robert Fico's move to bring Slovakia's public media under public control offer a clear warning that new legislative action from Brussels will not be enough on its own to reshape Europe’s media landscape. Read on »
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