EU not ruling out cancelling talks with Türkiye
Brussels’ fragile rapprochement with Ankara is now in question after the EU signaled it may scrap upcoming talks over concerns about democracy and human rights in Türkiye.
EU approves German €5 billion scheme to cut industry CO2 emissions
Germany’s industry is set for a green transformation as the EU backs a multi-billion-Euro push to slash emissions in key sectors like chemicals, construction, and food.
Press under pressure: US cuts to Radio Free Europe mirror wider European media struggles
A funding freeze ordered by US President Donald Trump has left several US-funded foreign media outlets, including Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, scrambling for survival. The EU has warned that the cuts could benefit authoritarian regimes, while Czech officials push for European support to keep the radio station on air.
New EU defence strategy: Bloc plans for possible war with Russia
The new strategy is partly in response to declarations by US President Donald Trump who has called the United State’s commitment to Europe’s defence into question.
Full independence from Russian fossil fuels “not an uncomplicated matter”: Interview with EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen
On March 18, 2025, the European Newsroom (enr) sat down with European Commissioner for Energy and Housing, Dan Jørgensen, to talk about energy affordability, independence, and the geopolitics of supply chains.