Something is shaking European politics. In September, Italy elected populist firebrand Giorgia Meloni, who on Friday became the country’s first far-right leader since the war-time fascist Mussolini. Days before the … Read More
Giorgia Meloni, the right-wing Italian politician whose Brothers of Italy party won a plurality of the vote in national elections last month, announced Friday she had built a ruling coalition … Read More
Here are the concrete measures countries across Europe are taking to reduce energy consumption amid fears of a difficult winter ahead. Whether it’s to reduce reliance on Russian energy imports … Read More
Spain and France have struck a new deal to build an underwater gas pipeline from Barcelona to Marseille, cancelling a long-stalled pipeline project that would have connected the countries through … Read More
EU heads of state and government are meeting in Brussels on Thursday to try to reach a consensus on how to curb high energy prices and make sure Europeans can … Read More
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels for a two-day summit with one item topping the agenda: the energy crisis. The 27 heads of government and state will debate a new … Read More
Europe needs to find a common response to the multiple crises it faces as it did in the COVID-19 pandemic, Antonio Costa told Euronews. The Portuguese prime minister spoke on … Read More
Ursula von der Leyen has presented the layout of the first-ever EU-wide cap to rein in surging gas prices, but the measure will apply only in cases of extreme volatility … Read More
The European Union could soon have a price cap to bring soaring gas prices under control, but only as a measure of last resort to contain extreme speculation and volatility … Read More
Petr, a Czech builder, spends an extra thirty minutes at work nowadays. After his colleagues leave, he roams around building sites collecting discarded chunks of wood. On a good day, … Read More
