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Le Pen ruling reflects growing challenges to judicial independence
Across Europe, right-wing politicians are clashing with courts over allegations of political bias. That bodes poorly for the ...
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Interview: Europe’s automotive transition with Apostolos Tzitzikostas
Following the European Commission’s Industrial Action Plan for the European automotive sector, Commissioner for Sustainable ...
The Parliament Magazine1d
Beset on all sides, European NGOs risk running out of money
A conservative campaign against public funding for NGOs has piled on the pressure to an already beleaguered sector.
The Parliament Magazine2dOpinion
Op-ed: The EU must correct flawed climate targets, not double down
The push for a 2040 climate goal conflicts with the European Commission’s newfound zeal for 'simplification.' It’s time for a ...
The Parliament Magazine1dOpinion
As European politics shifts right, 'centrists' aren't what they used to be
Centrism' remains a buzzword in the EU establishment. Yet with rule of law under pressure, it's hardly clear what that means.
The Parliament Magazine3dOpinion
Op-ed: Strategic autonomy bolsters the case for the digital euro
As the US pushes stablecoins to extend dollar dominance and bans the development of central bank digital currencies, the ...
The Parliament Magazine6dOpinion
Op-ed: Trump’s challenge to EU regulation requires better, not less, lawmaking
The EU’s regulatory approach is under pressure from Trump, highlighting the need for smarter, more effective lawmaking — not ...
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Electric dreams, economic realities: Europe's auto industry faces an uphill battle
BERLIN—Global automakers are reeling from the combined effects of years of heavy investment to develop electric cars that have met lacklustre demand in many countries, and growing geopolitical ...