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UUkraine
The promise of cheap black-earth grain collides with fears of bankruptcy and land grabs, as underfunded smallholders and powerful agro-holdings race to shape the rules of Europe’s next big enlargement. Source: Oxana Bodnar.
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With twice the arable land of France, Ukraine’s vast farms spooks European counterparts amid looming fight over market access and EU subsidies

  • 29 July 2026
It doesn’t matter when you read this: somewhere in Europe, farmers have taken their tractors to the streets…
EEU
French president Emmanuel Macron and US counterpart Donald Trump at the G7 this week
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From Evian to Brussels: five-days of non-stop G7 and EU summits. What are they achieving? – EUobserver

  • 18 June 2026
EU leaders will be sick of the sight of each other by Friday (19 June), when five days…
EEU
EU trade commissioner Maros Sefcovic will host China's commerce minister in Brussels on 29 June
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Šefčovič’s challenge: getting China to blink on trade – EUobserver

  • 6 June 2026
A week of shadow boxing between EU and Chinese trade officials will now be followed by a series of set-piece meetings and…
EEU
EU trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič i due to hold talks with Chinese commerce minister Wang Wentao in late June <a target="_blank">(Photo: European Commission)</a>
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EU-China trade war edges closer as Brussels lines up emergency import safeguards – EUobserver

  • 25 May 2026
“If you’re not at the table, you’re on the menu,” was the verdict back in January of Canadian prime minister Mark Carney on the…
EEU
[Interview] Alexander Stubb: ‘Ukraine will not lose the war’ but Europe must build its own defence – EUobserver
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[Interview] Alexander Stubb: ‘Ukraine will not lose the war’ but Europe must build its own defence – EUobserver

  • 12 May 2026
First published in Respekt. Interview with the Finnish president, one of the most prominent European politicians. Mr President,…
EEU
Europe’s voice of moral sense speaks Spanish – EUobserver
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Europe’s voice of moral sense speaks Spanish – EUobserver

  • 3 March 2026
European leaders have been carefully drafting cautious statements urging ‘de-escalation’, ‘respect for international law’ and ‘solidarity’ with those…
EEU
OpenAI (creator of ChatGPT) will invest $500bn [€422bn] over the next four years into AI infrastructure. For comparison, the EU Commission wants create €200bn in investment towards AI infrastructure
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Why is the EU struggling to scale artificial intelligence? – EUobserver

  • 13 February 2026
When EU leaders met at a medieval castle this week to discuss how to ramp up Europe’s economic…
BBrexit
Most Britons regard Brexit as a mistake, but prime minister Keir Starmer's Brexit 'reset' bill will face plenty of hurdles <a target="_blank" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/sgoldswo/33669695825/">(Photo: sgoldswo)</a>
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popular, but fragile – EUobserver

  • 30 January 2026
UK prime minister Keir Starmer spent much of 2025 trying to persuade voters that there was substance to…
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