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KYIV — President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the shattered city of Bakhmut in eastern Ukraine on Tuesday — the key node in a 1,300 km frontline…
Read more →References 1KU Leuven. Metals for Clean Energy: Pathways to solving Europe’s raw materials challenge. Available at: https://eurometaux.eu/media/jmxf2qm0/metals-for-clean-energy.pdf Source: Politico
Read more →The Dutch state has for centuries “enabled, encouraged and profited from slavery,” Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Monday in a formal apology for the…
Read more →The West should consider any Russian call for a cease-fire in its war against Ukraine “completely meaningless” in the current circumstances, U.K. Prime Minister Rishi…
Read more →The Jan. 6 select committee is preparing to unveil its most comprehensive case yet that Donald Trump attempted to subvert the transfer of presidential power…
Read more →ATHENS — Greece’s Supreme Court prosecutor lashed out against media criticizing Greek judicial authorities by comparing them unfavorably with the Belgian investigators handling of the…
Read more →A major overhaul of the bloc’s flagship carbon market and a brand new fund to protect vulnerable people from rising CO2 costs were agreed on…
Read more →DUBLIN — Lawmakers elected Leo Varadkar as Ireland’s prime minister for a second time Saturday in agreed succession to Micheál Martin as the government partners…
Read more →It was a typically sleepy Friday evening in the European Union’s sprawling headquarters in Brussels. The thousands of diplomats, officials and politicians who swarm the…
Read more →Lionel Barber is former editor of the Financial Times (2005-20) and Brussels bureau chief (1992-98) There is nothing quite like a European political scandal involving…
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