EU chief Costa criticises US vision of Europe in its new strategy
European Council President António Costa has spoken out against the new US security strategy, particularly with regard to its criticism of the freedom of speech in Europe.
The return of conscription? EU countries debate bringing back military service
Since the end of the Cold War many European countries ditched conscription, but with a major shift in geopolitics and increasing instability, could young Europeans soon expect to face a call up to the military?
EU looks beyond the West as Trump tariffs redraw global trade
As Trump’s trade war ripples through Europe, the EU is racing to redraw its global trade map. With long-stalled deals back on the table and new alliances emerging, Brussels is betting on speed and solidarity to weather the current economic storm.
Kallas: Europe must be at the table for Ukraine peace talks
Europe must be actively involved in any peace negotiations on Ukraine, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas told the European Newsroom (enr) on Wednesday. She also pushed back against US President Donald Trump’s comments on Ukraine and Gaza, emphasising Europe’s role as a reliable global partner.
Young and restless: Where do young people want to live and work in the EU?
Europe’s youth is increasingly footloose. People aged 15 to 29 are among the most mobile – studying or working in a different country from where they were born. But it is not a time for carefree partying for Europe’s young.