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Von der Leyen is campaigning hard — against the wolf
How to watch the European election like a pro
Romanian far-right leader investigated for EU election fraud
The race against time to save Ukraine’s energy grid
Fear, a decisive force in these European elections
When to vote in the EU election: A country-by-country guide
What the EU election is actually about in each country
Voters will be thinking about domestic issues – and not Ursula von der Leyen – when they go to the polls.
NATO allies don’t want to be dragged into EU top jobs race
Pressure mounts on Romanian President Klaus Iohannis to pull out of race to lead military alliance.
The front-runners for the next European Commission
Even before the European election, maneuvering is underway for top jobs in Brussels.
Germany’s Ukraine air defense initiative falls flat
Berlin promised to help Ukraine source crucial air defenses, but the reality has been disappointing.
Black Sea offshore natural gas bolsters EU energy security
The Neptun Deep project to produce natural gas offshore at the Black Sea is the key to reducing dependence on gas imports and strengthening the EU’s energy security.
Moldova eyes energy lever to topple Kremlin puppet regime in Transnistria
For the first time, Moldova can cut an energy link to its breakaway territory. Yet doing so risks Moscow’s threats and a possible humanitarian crisis.
Children run risk of preventable deaths from declining vaccinations
Infants younger than 12 months are most at risk from low measles vaccination rates.
Does the EU have what it takes to fight China on green tech?
If you aren’t sure what the difference is between an anti-subsidy probe and an investigation into foreign subsidies, we’ve got you covered.
Fraud-busters swoop on Greek contracts involving €2.5B of EU recovery funds
Investigation is latest dent to the reputation of EU’s post-pandemic support, coming after police arrested more than 20 suspects linked to alleged €600 million fraud plot in Italy.
EU launches probe into Chinese wind turbines
Chinese state subsidies behind wind turbine operations in Spain, Greece, France, Romania and Bulgaria will be investigated.
Intensive pig farming hogs scarce water in drought-hit Catalonia
Europe’s top pork-producing region is ground zero for intensive systems that devour scarce water and cause nitrate pollution.
Paris to everyone: Buy French solar panels, forget all competitors
Bruno Le Maire’s urgings may run afoul of EU rules.
Lamborghini and Rolexes seized in massive EU police raid over €600M Covid fraud
Cops said the organized crime group used “advanced technologies” including AI to produce false documents for laundering cash.
Fight looms over Ukrainian truckers’ access to EU
A renewed waiver for Ukrainian truckers to operate freely in the EU is causing tensions in Central Europe.
NATO’s Romania finds likely drone debris on its land near Ukraine border
Authorities are investigating.
Transport Commissioner Adina Vălean to run for seat in EU Parliament
Several current commissioners are vying to become MEPs in the June European election.
Romania’s president launches bid for NATO top job against Mark Rutte
Klaus Iohannis vows to ensure Ukraine “prevails in its existential battle” against Russia if he leads the alliance.
Romanian centrist lawmakers won’t back von der Leyen
The head of Romania’s opposition party accuses the Commission president of downplaying Bucharest’s spending irregularities.
Inside the European People’s Party Congress 2024
Presented by Ernst and Young.
Putin vowed to protect pro-Russia Moldovan region, its leader says
Not Transnistria; another one.
EU’s conservatives take a victory lap, months ahead of European election
Opponents accuse conservatives of selling out to the far right, as they prepare to back Ursula von der Leyen for five more years running the EU’s executive.