The Estonian Prime Minister plays a relevant political role within the EU and NATO, while she is also busy handling important domestic dossiers
Teresa Coratella’s analysis on the relevant role played at a EU level by Kaja Kallas, the Estonian Prime Minister reappointed by the recent parliamentary elections
There is undeniably suspicion that the EU is being turned into a pawn in a domestic political game
Council member, Casper Klynge, discusses the consequences for Danish artists and consumers in light of the new VAT exemption agreement
The Polish perception of Berlin is more negative than ever before – far beyond the usual Germany-sceptic crowds
We should consider how we want to shape our relationship with Germany, also in the context of our relationship with the US
There is no need to interpret the President’s words on military aid to Ukraine during the EU summit. We have the legislative decision of the Members of the National Assembly on the issue.
Europe’s dependence on China for green technologies may be the next equation European governments will have to solve
Vessela Tcherneva on Europe’s dependence on China for green technology; Bulgaria and Schengen; Bulgaria’s place in Europe; relations between Bulgaria and North Macedonia
For Meloni, Berlin is the only open door to Europe
We have witnessed such tensions more than once, especially when elections are approaching
Vessela Tcherneva comments on the political tension between Bulgaria and North Macedonia
I don’t think that the withdrawal of the ambassador, even temporarily, is the most useful step
