Manufacturing activity in Europe’s industrial heartland continued to weaken in July, highlighting once again the continent’s difficult position in the ‘deindustrialisation’ debate. The eurozone manufacturing purchasing...
Azerbaijan has accused the EU of treating it like a “firefighter” by only granting it short-term gas contracts, despite calls for it to increase its fuel...
According to the Berliner Zeitung, Greece has suddenly halted its ambitious LNG plans and opted to rely on gas from the TurkStream pipeline from Russia to...
NATO officials are discussing taking action to reclaim some Chinese-owned infrastructure projects in Europe in the event of a wider conflict with Russia in the east...
On Thursday night, a spokesman for the Chinese Embassy in Germany expressed strong dissatisfaction and resolute opposition to Germany’s decision to exclude Huawei and ZTE telecom...
The leaders of 32 NATO member states gather in Washington today (Tuesday 9 July) for a three-day summit. NATO’s alliance against the Soviet Union and communism...
The European Union’s attempt to breathe new life into stalled negotiations between Serbia and Kosovo has collapsed after the Serbian president and Kosovo prime minister failed...
The European Union (EU) may seek security and defence partnerships with Japan and South Korea, paving the way for wider joint development projects in the defence...
In Brussels, Belgium, EU officials announced new taxes on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) and shared the findings of an ongoing investigation into “state subsidies”. Dozens of...
The European Parliament (EP) elections held on 6-9 June seem to have caused great repercussions both in and outside the EU. The debate revolves mainly around...
