EU announces new approach to development aid
US President Trump’s decision to halt overseas aid payments cannot be automatically compensated by the EU, the bloc’s top diplomat says.
Cost of living crisis: Consumers in the Western Balkans boycott supermarkets
Consumers in the Balkans are fed up: Rising prices in supermarkets in the region squeeze their budgets for daily necessities. Their answer: Don’t shop. A series of retail boycotts has spread from Croatia to Bulgaria. But the question is – will this boycott achieve anything?
Troubled waters: EU struggles with floods, scarcity and pollution
Water is everywhere, and most of the time, Europeans don’t really ponder this essential part of their lives much. But climate change, agriculture, pollution and overuse are putting a strain on water systems on the continent – be it freshwater, oceans or even wastewater.
Can Europe compete? EU charts new course to strengthen global economic standing
The EU aims to reclaim its global economic edge with a new strategy to spur innovation, cut red tape, and strengthen clean industry. But as Brussels pushes for growth, climate advocates warn against weakening Europe’s green commitments.
Poland’s turn to lead: the EU presidency explained
Poland took over the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU at the start of the year. One month in, the European Newsroom explores Poland’s priorities during its six-month term which primarily focuses on security, competitiveness and enlargement.