As Bulgaria is set to adopt the Euro, what are the expectations and fears of the country’s citizens? What lessons can be learnt from other Eurozone members – or even those who opted out?
NATO wants member states to increase their defence spending to 5 percent of GDP.
The aim is to keep more companies in Europe and lower the funding imbalance for start-ups compared to the US.
On June 19, the incoming Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union hosted a background briefing in Brussels exclusively for the European Newsroom (enr).
With armed conflicts involving states at a 70-year high, NATO is preparing for its most ambitious defence overhaul yet, but not everyone is on board.