Why EU direct democracy has struggled to take off
When it comes to influencing the European Commission, it can be more effective to take to the streets…
Businesses reassured about dealing with France post-Brexit
It hosted the event in the latest bid to enhance trade links between the island and France, particularly…
Estonia: The EU’s digital underdog has become a global startup hub
In Tallinn, starting a company can take minutes. Registration, taxation and contracts are handled online, often without a…
Central Asia Gains New Rail Link to Türkiye and Europe
The decision to launch regular container trains along the route linking Uzbekistan with Türkiye via Turkmenistan and Iran…
Europe Today: EU seals €90 billion loan for Ukraine as Putin’s diplomatic isolation deepens
Published on 05/02/2026 – 7:43 GMT+1 On today’s show: Our EU Editor Maria Tadeo interviews Latvia’s Prime Minister,…
Why UK importers are rethinking their supply chain strategies after Brexit
Some of the changes in the supply chain strategies of UK importers after Brexit are sourcing diversification, inventory…
EU suspends major aid consultancy – again – in fresh blow to scandal-hit firm – Follow the Money
One of the EU’s largest contractors has been suspended again by the European Commission, marking another setback for…
Kembara closes €750m to back Europe’s deeptech scale-ups
Deeptech fund Kembara has announced a first close of €750m towards its fundraising target of €1bn. Drawing on…
Sanctions having ‘significant impact’ on Russian economy, says EU special envoy | Russia
Western sanctions are having a “significant impact” on the Russian economy, the EU’s sanctions envoy has said, ahead…
Tory Brexit negotiator on the Labour reset
Labour’s Nick Thomas-Symonds, Britain’s chief EU negotiator, mocks those who want a “proper Brexit” (Opinion, February 3). Not…