Stefan Grobe

Europe News

Race for EU presidency, as German leader throws hat in ring

"Today's European Union is not connected to the people in the European Union"

05/09/2018

Europe News

Austria: Putin looms large over EU ministers meeting

"Vienna is conducting a certain policy of appeasement towards Russia"

29/08/2018

Europe News

Barnier sends London back to the drawing board

Irish border "backstop" fix cannot be for whole of UK, EU negotiator says

08/06/2018

Europe News

Dealing with a populist government in Italy

Looming tensions between Brussels and Rome worry markets

08/06/2018

Europe News

Strong pro-EU credentials of new Spanish government

Two former top Brussels hands have joined cabinet

07/06/2018

Europe News

Fear of opioid crisis in Europe

Last year alone, 51 new psychoactive substances have been detected

07/06/2018

Europe News

Women victims of migration

According to the United Nations, almost half of migrants are women, most of them poor

07/06/2018

World News

Austria's EU presidency

As Austria prepares to take on the EU presidency, the country's entire cabinet visited the European Commission to outline their vision: migration control, security, Brexit and budget cuts.

06/06/2018

Europe News

Belgium revives abortion debate

In Belgium abortion is allowed up to 12 weeks after conception and only under strict criteria. The Belgian federal parliament has started debating the removal of abortion from the penal code, in order to stop stigmatizing women.

08/05/2018

World News

EU defends proposal to cut farm subsidies

3.8 per cent reduction is not a "massacre", says EU Commission President Juncker

08/05/2018

Europe News

EU on the brink of a major rift over migration

The bloc is seeking to reform the current system to avoid another big refugee crisis this summer

08/05/2018

Romania

Romania split over Israel embassy

Head of ruling party announced plan to move embassy to Jerusalem only to be slapped down by the president.

20/04/2018

Europe News

French terror suspect to stand trial for killing 4 at Jewish Museum in Brussels

The attack shocked Europe and led to more security around Jewish institutions

19/04/2018

Europe News

Taking sides - EU lawmakers debate Middle Eastern conflict

Parliament renews commitment to two-state solution

19/04/2018

Europe News

Facebook complying with new EU privacy law - kind of

The company says European users must still accept targeted ads

18/04/2018

Europe News

UK: Windrush scandal becomes Brexit issue

The issue has stoked fears among EU citizens in the UK that they will suffer a similar fate

18/04/2018

Europe News

FYROM, Albania moving closer to EU accession talks

EU Commission gives green light, now needs OK from member states

18/04/2018

Europe News

Macron to Europeans: Nationalism is not the answer

French president calls for rebuilding the EU as a bulwark of democracy

17/04/2018

Economy

"The European project needs to be explained further"

Political science students from Strasbourg discuss the future of Europe

17/04/2018

Europe News

EU calls on Russia to bring Syria back to talks

Foreign Ministers back Britain, France and the United States

16/04/2018