Stefan Grobe

Europe News

Turkish reporter sentenced to jail over Paradise Papers investigation

Pelin Ünker found guilty of "defamation and insult" for writing about companies owned by former Prime Minister Yildirim

09/01/2019

Europe News

European Union sanctions more Iranians

Two individuals and a government agency added to terrorist list

09/01/2019

My Europe Series

State of the Union: winter of discontent

Brexit concerns cast a shadow over Christmas and protests continue across Europe.

21/12/2018

My Europe Series

State of the Union: Strasbourg attack, Brexit and Yule lads

State of the Union: Strasbourg attack, Brexit and Yule lads

14/12/2018

Europe News

EU tells May: No renegotiation - basta!

Britain unsuccessfully tries to get concessions from EU27

14/12/2018

Europe News

European Parliament adopts anti-terrorism package

Co-operation and information-sharing to be strengthened among member states

12/12/2018

Europe News

Empty chair at ceremony for Oleg Sentsov at European Parliament

Ukrainian film director, imprisoned in Russia, was awarded the Sakharov Prize 2018 for Freedom of Thought

12/12/2018

Europe News

Experts: "Kramp-Karrenbauer's election should reassure Europe"

Analysts in Brussels comment on Merkel's successor as party chairwoman

10/12/2018

My Europe Series

State of the Union: Russia, Ukraine tensions, Brexit travels and yellow jackets

In this edition we take a look at the week in Europe as May takes her Brexit deal on the road in Britain, yellow jacket protests create headaches for Macron and Russia-Ukraine tensions present problems for the EU.

30/11/2018

My Europe Series

State of the Union: Brexit chaos and Merkel's message

In this edition of State of the Union we look at the Brexit deal which hangs in the balance and Merkel's legacy in Europe.

16/11/2018

Europe News

Brexit: Brussels keeping calm and carrying on

All eyes of European institutions are now on Westminster

15/11/2018

Europe News

Brussels analysts assess impact of US midterm results for Europe

Europe should keep close transatlantic partnership, but look out for other allies

07/11/2018

Europe News

On paper, standards have tightened, but not in real life

Diesel Summit in Brussels urges authorities to make tackling air pollution from dirty diesel vehicles a political priority

06/11/2018

Economy

Ministers say Rome needs to come up with new ideas

The tone was polite, but an escalation is likely over the coming weeks

05/11/2018

Economy

Ball is now in Italy's camp, says Austria

Italy's budget dispute with Brussels is likely to escalate in coming weeks unless Rome revises its free-spending plans

05/11/2018

Europe News

Prominent anti-corruption activist succumbed to her injuries

33-year old anti-corruption activist was victim of an acid attack in July

05/11/2018

Europe News

Delphine Noël claims Albert II to be her biological father

Albert II denies claims by artist Delphine Noël to be her biological father

05/11/2018

Europe News

Human chain against Brexit in London

Protesters demand for citizenship rights to be protected and ring-fenced regardless of the outcome of the Brexit negotiations

05/11/2018

My Europe Series

State of the Union: parliament clashes and rule of law

Tempers flared in the parliament in Strasbourg as MEPs talked history and Italy's budget was rejected. That's in this week's State of the Union.

26/10/2018

Europe News

Hungary "not coordinating with Russia"

Interview with Hungary's FM in The Brief from Brussels

25/10/2018