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Extending the EU's recovery and resilience funds (RRF) would add flexibility to the 2028â2034 EU budget negotiations, raise the chances of agreement before yearâs end, and preserve EU leverage over reforms in Bulgaria, Hungary, and Romania at a sensitive moment.
The alliance avoided disaster in the Turkish capital - but it is becoming increasingly irrelevant, writes Edward Lucas.
A ceasefire in name only, a blocked civilian committee in Cairo, and EU threats of sanctions that may not materialise â this episode unpacks why Gazaâs path to peace keeps slipping away.
This weekâs EU agenda stretches from restrictions on trade with Israeli illegal settlements and Gaza aid to a looming electrification push and carbon market review.
Wadephul, Tajani, and other EU friends of Israel will say Lebanon peace talks and Israeli elections mean there should be no sanctions.
According to the Portugal remigration summit's official website, the meeting was about âshaping the future of Europe and the West through sovereignty, identity, and demographic renewalâ - a euphemism of creating imagined racially pure Western societies.
![[Interview] Ukrainian military expert: Russian air defence is in a catastrophic state â and the pressure will keep growing](https://static.euobserver.com/2026/06/MixCollage-18-Jun-2026-10-06-AM-2056.jpg)
Ukraineâs war planners see a paradoxical path ahead: even as battles grind on around Donbas, the real turning point may come from collapsing Russian logistics deep behind the front.
![[Interview] Belgian climate minister Crucke: âthere will be a revolutionâ if Europe doesnât take urgent climate action](https://static.euobserver.com/2026/07/DSC_0338-2400x1602.jpg)
Belgian minister for the climate, Jean-Luc Crucke believes in simplification and the initiative of companies to collaborate with federal sustainability measures. Despite unequal footing with international partners and a slow pace of EU reforms, the minister is not a pessimist
Meta is being investigated for its deliberately addictive design features. âIf features such as infinite scroll or surveillance advertising arenât safe, they shouldn't be on social media in the first place, said one tech expert.
Ukrainian drones are quietly mauling Russiaâs Azov fleet and missile industry even as a single misâsited ammunition depot in Vyshneve shows how one strike can turn a Kyiv neighbourhood into a toxic war zone within minutes.
