News Analysis

By Rory Gilliland Westminster is heading for another political reset. Following Keir Starmer’s resignation and with no challenger emerging for the Labour leadership, Andy Burnham…

Marine Le Pen’s legal troubles may dominate the headlines. But the real question is what a victory for the French far right would mean for…

The Ankara summit delivered fewer political fireworks than expected. For Brussels, that may have been the most important outcome. For once, a NATO summit was…

This week offers an unusually clear window into the future of transatlantic relations. On one side, EU and US officials continue implementing and refining the…

Artificial intelligence is reshaping the world at unprecedented speed. Like the steam engine, electricity and the internet before it, it is transforming how we work,…

Russia’s latest threats against Poland are more than another episode of brinkmanship. They are the political overture to NATO’s summit in Ankara on 7–8 July….

For years, Europe approached digital policy as a regulator rather than a technological power. It wrote the rules, enforced the standards and defended openness, while…

Political and economic pressure surrounding President Donald Trump’s handling of the conflict with Iran is increasingly dominating the American debate. The urgency of bringing the…

Giorgia Meloni has formally asked the European Commission to extend EU fiscal flexibility beyond defence spending and apply it to the energy crisis as well,…

The European Union is beginning to retreat from its original approach to artificial intelligence regulation. After years of presenting the AI Act as the global…

Romania’s government crisis has rapidly evolved from a domestic political breakdown into a broader European warning sign about the fragility of the EU’s pro-European centre….

Europe is facing a demanding security environment that requires a full-spectrum approach to peace and security. That was the message from European Council President António…