News from the European Union
Zhenhua Data
TikTok and Chinese espionage
Sensitive personal data wrongfully published by EEAS collaborators in the upcoming election in Myanmar
Pelješac Bridge in Croatia
EU support for Pakistan and terrorist financing
A bilateral investment agreement with Taiwan as a logical next step in strengthening the EU’s ties with Asia and a counterweight to China’s economic expansion
Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with West Africa
The Emergency Support Instrument and COVID-19 vaccines
Terrorists arriving on boats carrying migrants to Italy
Hydropower in the EU
Former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker voiced his opposition to internal border closures across the EU, branding them as “nonsense” in an interview with German broadcaster Deutsche Welle. Juncker’s home
Some coronavirus lockdown restrictions are likely to be eased in Scotland from next week, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced Thursday. Speaking to the Scottish parliament, Sturgeon unveiled her four-phase “route
The French and German proposal for a €500 billion coronavirus recovery fund is a bold and significant step toward a common European Union response to the pandemic that has devastated
The EU wants the U.K. to discuss their points of difference in Brexit talks at the negotiating table rather than via letters — and made that point in a letter.
The cost of ensuring the security of British MPs rose from £171,000 in 2015 to £4.5 million in 2018, at least in part because of the divisive Brexit debate, according
The European Commission on Wednesday told governments to focus on safeguarding the health of people and the planet after abandoning its fiscal rulebook so states can combat COVID-19’s economic fallout.
