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The clear goal is to suffocate what remains of Hungary’s critical civil society and to intimidate independent media ahead of ...
European trade ministers arrived in Brussels in upbeat spirits, buoyed by what they described as signs of de-escalation in ...
In this new investigation, EUobserver unveils how Namibia’s Hyphen hydrogen project, heavily backed by the EU, promises green ...
An EU court ruled that the European Commission wrongly denied access to text messages between Ursula von der Leyen and Pfizer ...
Kenya has promised to slash digital taxes to attract more European investment in its tech sector, during a two-day EU-Kenya business summit.
Victims of mercenary spyware were not allowed to give testimony in the European Parliament's civil liberties committee.
Some 25 shortly-to-be-designated 'shadow fleet' oil tankers are currently in the Baltic Sea or North Sea regions, posing a ...
Transparency on European parties and their funding often falls short. As of April 2025 (due to a convoluted funding mechanism ...
In Spain, fertility is not only declining — women are also having nearly one child fewer than they intend. In the midst of a ...
As a researcher, following the Ursula von der Leyen presidency demonstrates its attitude towards participatory democracy has ...
EU Council chief António Costa met with Serbian president Aleksandar Vučić, despite Vučić’s recent Moscow visit and ongoing ...
Uganda’s main opposition leader Bobi Wine has urged the EU to address multiple human rights violations including the arrest ...
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