Orbán is out. But the right isn’t
06 May Member States

Orbán is out. But the right isn’t

His defeat punctures the myth of unstoppable illiberalism. But Europe’s populists, now mainstreamed, are unlikely to follow him down. 
by Carl-Johan Karlsson
Q&A: How the EU's digital omnibus could boost SME investment
07 May EU Institutions
Q&A: How the EU's digital omnibus could boost SME investment
Europe's aviation industry fights to stay ahead in a decarbonizing world
04 May EU Institutions
Europe's aviation industry fights to stay ahead in a decarbonizing world
The EU turns to 'Made in Europe' tech solutions
30 Apr EU Institutions
The EU turns to 'Made in Europe' tech solutions
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Op-ed: EU deregulation risks undermining green investment in European cities
06 May Member States
Op-ed: EU deregulation risks undermining green investment in European cities
The European Commission's environmental omnibus proposal could weaken legal certainty, dilute Green Deal standards and discourage long-term investment.
Op-ed: Why 'remigration' is a word European far right struggles to own
05 May Member States
Op-ed: Why 'remigration' is a word European far right struggles to own
As the term gains traction across Europe, its limits become clearer: the more precisely it is defined, the harder it is to translate it into workable policy.
How Spain became Europe’s green energy standout
29 Apr Member States
How Spain became Europe’s green energy standout
As most EU countries struggle to lower power prices, Madrid has emerged as a top performer and is ready to give advice.
Expanding male contraceptive choice is a gender equality issue Partner Content
07 May Member States
Expanding male contraceptive choice is a gender equality issue
Women continue to carry most of the contraceptive burden while male options remain limited. Several policymakers call to close this gap with greater public investment, stronger research support and policy frameworks that help bring new methods forward
Can the Baltics save the EU’s largest infrastructure project?
28 Apr Member States
Can the Baltics save the EU’s largest infrastructure project?
A new railway line is critical to the region’s security and economy, but funding tensions between the EU and the Baltics risk knocking it off track.
Seeking stability, investors look to so-called eurobonds
28 Apr Economics
Seeking stability, investors look to so-called eurobonds
Demand for European debt is rising as global investors diversify away from the U.S. bond market.
Newsletter: A sunny EUCO sans Orbán
24 Apr EU Institutions
Newsletter: A sunny EUCO sans Orbán
European leaders are gathering in Cyprus this week for an informal European Council summit.
Op-ed: European liberal forces should exploit growing far-right discord
24 Apr Member States
Op-ed: European liberal forces should exploit growing far-right discord
Viktor Orbán's defeat in Hungary exposes the fragility of Europe's nationalist parties, while their fraying ties to Donald Trump highlight a growing rift in the transatlantic far-right movement.
More Money, Less Impact? Europe’s Defence Spending Problem Partner Content
04 May
More Money, Less Impact? Europe’s Defence Spending Problem
In episode eight of the Eastern Frontline Group's podcast, Reinis Pozņaks and Reinier van Lanschot are joined by economist Guntram Wolff to examine the economics behind Europe’s defence push
Policy report: Unlocking investment for EU competitiveness
04 May Member States
Policy report: Unlocking investment for EU competitiveness
Trump's policy shifts are driving capital toward the EU, while Brussels pursues deregulation to attract investment. In this context, the report explores what investments the bloc needs to strengthen its competitiveness.
What to know about the EU’s CSAM battle
23 Apr EU Institutions
What to know about the EU’s CSAM battle
As digital rules on detecting child abuse material expire and lawmakers clash over new powers, tech companies keep monitoring anyway, raising legal questions about how far the European Union will go.
Op-ed: The Mediterranean as Europe's climate laboratory
22 Apr
Op-ed: The Mediterranean as Europe's climate laboratory
Current climate commitments fall short of preventing extreme weather events in the region and only decisive action on clean energy, water management and biodiversity protection can make a difference.
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Policy report: Unlocking investment for EU competitiveness
04 May Member States
Policy report: Unlocking investment for EU competitiveness
Trump's policy shifts are driving capital toward the EU, while Brussels pursues deregulation to attract investment. In this context, the report explores what investments the bloc needs to strengthen its competitiveness.
Europe's aviation industry fights to stay ahead in a decarbonizing world
04 May EU Institutions
Europe's aviation industry fights to stay ahead in a decarbonizing world
The EU's aeronautics sector warns its technological edge could erode without a stronger industrial strategy and sustained investment in green innovation.
How Spain became Europe’s green energy standout
29 Apr Member States
How Spain became Europe’s green energy standout
As most EU countries struggle to lower power prices, Madrid has emerged as a top performer and is ready to give advice.
Seeking stability, investors look to so-called eurobonds
28 Apr Economics
Seeking stability, investors look to so-called eurobonds
Demand for European debt is rising as global investors diversify away from the U.S. bond market.
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