Category: EU Updates

Lithuania strongly opposes France’s move to delist Alisher Usmanov from EU sanctions, citing concerns it could undermine the bloc’s resolve. Despite this pushback, fears of the blacklist expiring may force his removal, sparking widespread criticism.

As high-level talks commence between the US and China, smaller nations are strategically positioning themselves. The EU, in particular, faces a challenging landscape between unpredictable US policies and China’s robust economic output.

A former Romanian presidential candidate has been detained and is under investigation for alleged fraud. Georgescu and two associates are accused of scamming a businessman out of €1.1 million.

European epidemiologists have been dispatched to the Democratic Republic of Congo, directly addressing the ongoing Ebola crisis. This critical intervention coincides with the launch of clinical trials for the promising Ervebo vaccine.

Southeast Asian nations are revisiting nuclear power to address surging electricity demand, energy security concerns, and climate goals. This marks a significant shift despite ongoing formidable obstacles for proponents.

A decade after its signing, the EU-Canada trade agreement, CETA, remains provisionally in force but unratified by ten EU countries. This piece explores the complexities behind its ongoing limbo.

The far-right AfD made notable advances in recent state elections within Germany. However, despite these gains, the party is unable to form any state governments.