EU breathes sigh of relief as pro-Russian parties defeated in Moldovan elections
Moldova’s election delivered a blow to Moscow and a boost for Brussels, with pro-EU forces keeping their grip on power.
EU bets on drones and AI to secure next-generation defence edge
With increasing threats from drones and other technologies, Europe is rethinking their role on the battlefield. Is the EU ready for a technological war?
Palestinian statehood gains momentum – but EU still divided over recognition
Ever more states are moving to recognise a Palestinian state, also within the EU. But what about those who won’t? Will their reluctance paralyse the EU once more on a major global political issue?
Cost of living crisis “a big threat for the trust in democracy”, EESC President warns
As he reaches the end of his mandate, European Economic and Social Committee President Oliver Röpke sat down with the European newsroom and spoke of the need for the EU to address the housing crisis.
Outgoing EESC chief calls on EU to keep enlargement momentum
The outgoing chief of the EU Economic and Social Committee, Oliver Röpke, bows out with a message for Brussels – keep the enlargement push alive.
EU moves to curb food and fashion waste amid recycling hurdles
With millions of tonnes of food and textiles discarded each year, the EU’s new rules aim to force change — but member states face major hurdles in turning policy into practice.