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Populist Hungary takes over the EU presidency on Monday, as the European Parliament divides power after June's elections. Read on »
French voters will cast their ballots on Sunday (30 June) in the first round of parliamentary elections. With the far-right on top of the polls, president Emmanuel Macron's snap election bet could prove a catastrophic mistake, while markets tremble over parties' big spending plans. Read on »
Just over eight years after the UK voted to leave the EU, the opposition Labour party appears almost certain to return to government next week. But Labour continues to keep a very low profile on reforming the UK’s relationship with the bloc. Read on »
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The UK and France head into snap elections. A Hezbollah threat against EU-member Cyprus reminds Brussels that the walls of the "garden" may not be as high as one might like. Plus, Rutte goes NATO.Read on »
With the need for one million foreign workers annually, the EU introduced Talent Partnerships to bring in non-EU citizens to fill gaps in the labour market. Pilot projects only led to a small number of recruitments so far, with partner countries required to cooperate on border protection and returns.Read on »
Recent elections reveal the chilling effect of the new 'Sovereignty Law' on civil society and media, just as Hungary prepares to take over EU Council presidency Read on »
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