Key Stories
The war in Ukraine, economic challenges, climate change – many issues move Europe on a daily basis. Twice a week, we publish an article focussing on one leading topic of that week. Our articles feature a wide range of issues and voices from all over Europe, brought to you by the participating agencies of the European Newsroom. With this format, we aim to provide context surrounding each week’s topic and give you a better understanding of different European perspectives. The articles are based on the participating agencies’ EU coverage.
Affordable energy plan will save industry and EU households billions, Commissioner expects
EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen is confident that the European Union’s affordable energy action plan will save the bloc billions in the long term with 45 billion Euro in savings possible by next year.
EU Energy Commissioner: US turn from climate protection opportunity for Europe
Although the EU hopes to attract more climate friendly investments as a result of US President Donald Trump’s energy policies, the EU’s Energy Commissioner also had to acknowledge the bloc’s need for US supplies of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
EU Energy Commissioner: Ukraine peace talks did not delay plan for Russian fossil fuel phase out
Plans for a phase out of Russian fuels may be on back burner, but not dead. Things were complicated, EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen told the European Newsroom (enr) in an interview.
EU gets tough on migration as it opens door for controversial return hubs
The EU is ramping up its migration crackdown with new proposals to fast-track deportations and set up controversial return hubs outside its borders. While some governments push for even tougher measures, critics warn the plan could lead to human rights violations and legal battles.