Dangerous dependency: The EU’s plans for a Russian fossil fuel detox
With new legislation, the EU Commission wants to finally cut ties with Russian energy supplies. But are those plans just a path towards new dependencies?
Can the EU fix Europe’s growing housing crisis?
Across Europe, housing has become increasingly unaffordable, but what role can the EU play in addressing this?
China denies espionage after far-right German lawmaker’s aide charged
German prosecutors accused a man who served as an aide for an AfD lawmaker in the European Parliament in Brussels.
EU Commission deplores fake news on power outage in Spain, Portugal
Shortly after the power outage affecting Spain and Portugal, false news started to ciruclate, some of it attributing made-up quotes to the EU Commission President.
Enforcement of rules key to battling disinformation, EESC president argues
Disinformation is an ever-growing danger to democracy, with campaigns often targeting vulnerable groups, the EESC’s President Röpke says.