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Cleared in Greek border case, Austrian activist now sues EU data chief over Europol record – EUobserver
2+ day, 17+ hour ago (363+ words) The EU’s data protection watchdog is being sued and accused of shielding Europe’s police agency Europol, in a case that could have wide reaching repercussions for human rights defenders and activists. “I’ve lived in a state of emergency for almost…...
Top Russian oligarch Abramovich loses third EU lawsuit, as Brussels plans tougher blacklist
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (392+ words) Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich has lost a third sanctions case at the EU courts, in what may embolden Europe to go after other high-value Russian taxpayers in October. The General Court rejected his challenge on a technical issue and on…...
€10.9bn in free EU carbon permits for airlines fuels row over emissions trading reform
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (243+ words) New research published on Wednesday (9 September) by climate change NGO Opportunity Green and independent research and consultancy CE Delft found that between 2013 and 2025, the EU handed €10.9bn in free emissions allowances to European airlines. The report’s findings will feed into one…...
‘I’m not interested’: Czech PM Babiš on EU conflict of interest probe over Agrofert company
3+ day, 19+ hour ago (307+ words) First published in Deník N. According to the European Commission, Czech prime minister Andrej Babiš may still have a conflict of interest — and that transferring the Agrofert holding company into a trust fund does not resolve the problem. The commission…...
Why is the Berlaymont trying to strangle the European External Action Service?
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (485+ words) The resumption of activity in Brussels has arrived with big headlines on EU foreign policy: member states left the foreign affairs ‘Gymnich‘ in Wicklow, Ireland, with fresh proposals on reforming the European External Action Service. For those of us working…...
Listen: Can the EU really make housing more affordable?
4+ day, 2+ hour ago (711+ words) EUobserver is proud to have an editorial partnership with Europod to co-publish the podcast series “Briefed” hosted by Léa Marchal. The podcast is available on all major platforms. Find the full transcript below: In the first quarter of 2026 alone, rents…...
Disillusioned but dependent: new poll shows Europeans doubt EU’s future yet still seek its protection
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (239+ words) A new study has found most Europeans are disillusioned about the future of the continent. Co-published with the European Cultural Foundation, the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) survey published on Wednesday (9 September) reveals a general lack of confidence in…...
Why is the courage lacking to stand up to Trump? French author Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s wartime writings offer a clue
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (801+ words) For most European civil servants, communicating with their American counterparts in the Trump era is a totally new experience – if you can call it that – compared to the past. According to a senior European official who has been in frequent…...
Burnham’s UK‑first politics meet a more protectionist EU and its ‘Made in Europe’ plan
5+ day, 17+ hour ago (628+ words) There was some disappointment among EU officials in June when Keir Starmer’s deep unpopularity at home led to his resignation as UK prime minister – and the postponement of an EU-UK ‘reset’ summit in London planned that had been planned for…...
[Interview] Europe needs to finish single market or lose more scale-ups to China and the US, warns Enrico Letta
5+ day, 19+ hour ago (534+ words) European companies are being gobbled up by US and Chinese competitors because they aren’t big enough. That is former Italian prime minister and EU heavyweight Enrico Letta’s reading of Europe’s besieged economy. Letta is president of the influential Jacques Delors…...