By Anna Schroeder
Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.
A Decade After Brexit: Britain's Economic Reckoning and Political Turmoil
Britain marks a decade since the Brexit referendum with an economy that has proven resilient but not revived, while political instability co
Kenya Halts US-Backed Ebola Facility After Court Finds Minister in Contempt
Kenya's High Court has ordered an immediate halt to construction of a US-backed Ebola isolation facility near Nanyuki, finding Health Minist
European Parliament Approves Digital Euro to Curb US Payment Dominance
The European Parliament's Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee approved the digital euro on Tuesday. The initiative seeks to reduce the E
Czech President Takes NATO Summit Dispute to Constitutional Court
Czech President Petr Pavel has appealed to the Constitutional Court after Prime Minister Andrej Babiš excluded him from the official delegat
Lithuanian PM Inga Ruginienė Resigns After Ten Months in Office
Lithuanian Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė resigned on Tuesday after less than a year in office. Her tenure was marked by balloon-smuggling in
The Viral 'Hot Podium Guy': Tobias Gough, the Unlikely Constant in UK Political Chaos
Tobias Gough, a 42-year-old sound engineer from Kent, has gained viral fame as 'Hot Podium Guy' for setting up the resignation lectern outsi
Car Ploughs into Bar Terrace in Frigiliana, Injuring Seven Including Two Children
A car mounted a bar terrace in Frigiliana, Málaga, injuring seven people, among them two children aged 5 and 14. Emergency services responde
A Decade After Brexit, British Public Opinion Shifts Back Toward EU
A decade after the 2016 referendum, 53% of Britons now want the UK back in the EU, according to a Best for Britain poll. Yet Nigel Farage's
Brexit at Ten: Data Reveals a Nation Still Divided Over Its European Future
Ten years after the UK voted to leave the EU, a new Ipsos study reveals 48% of Britons say Brexit is going worse than expected. While a majo
EU Pay Transparency Directive: Only Four States Meet Deadline as Gender Gap Persists
Only four EU countries met the June deadline to implement the Pay Transparency Directive. The law requires job postings to include salary ra
Vance: Direct US-Iran Talks in Switzerland Set Stage for Potential Deal
US Vice President JD Vance described lengthy talks with senior Iranian officials at the Bürgenstock Resort near Lucerne as a 'good foundatio
Honduras Turns to Ukraine for Drones in Fight Against Drug Trafficking
Honduran President Nasry Asfura announced plans to buy drones from Ukraine to fight drug trafficking and secure borders. The deal follows ta