Commission Considers Handing Billions to Global NGOs Michael Curzon April 14, 2025 A fierce debate is unfolding over whether taxpayers should fund foreign groups after U.S. cuts.
Soft Law, Hard Consequences Jesus Olivares-Guerrero November 8, 2024 Recommendations from the EU Council play a much bigger role in shaping national law than they should.
Thierry Breton Quits EU Commission Citing Reappointment Row TEC News September 16, 2024 The internal market commissioner quit with immediate effect
EU Green Deal Architect Fails To Disclose New Job at Gas Firm Tristan Vanheuckelom June 28, 2024 Commission code of ethics prohibits former officials accepting employment related to previous work without prior consent from the executive.
Dutch Coalition and Meloni Alliance Haunt Progressives at EU Commission Debate Thomas O'Reilly May 24, 2024 Despite their exclusion from the platform in Brussels, populists—and whether to cooperate with them —divided opinion among Commission candidates.
The EU’s Financial Weapon Rodrigo Ballester December 23, 2023 Why has Hungary, after delivering significant reforms, only received €10 billion from the Commission?
Slovakian Truckers To Block Ukrainian Border Zoltán Kottász November 30, 2023 Protesters claim European Commission allows unfair competition from Ukraine to ruin EU trucking businesses.
