A team of journalists and professionals in communication and institutional relations. The editorial staff of The Watcher Post, led by Piero Tatafiore, follows and reports on EU and member states' institutional, socio-economic and industrial developments. The Watcher Post and its editorial staff hold the same belief that Charles Foster Kane had about his "Inquirer" in Citizen Kane: "I've got to make the New York Inquirer as important to New York as the gas in that light."
The Brussels rentrée has begun. After the summer lull, Europe’s political machine kicks back into gear, packed with receptions, panels and parties.
Bernd Lange voiced serious “doubts” over the EU-US trade deal, warning it risks tilting too far in Washington’s favor.
European Council President António Costa is setting out on an ambitious tour this September, to take the political temperature in EU capitals.
Former ECB chief Mario Draghi delivered a stark message in Rimini: the EU must reinvent itself to survive in a harsher global order.
A historic decision by the United Nations General Assembly marks a turning point in the global governance of artificial intelligence.
After 17 years in stalemate, the EU’s proposed Equal Treatment Directive has returned to the political arena.
A high-level UN conference opened with an urgent call for concrete steps toward a two-state solution to end the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
A timely and high-level roundtable brought together EU lawmakers, digital platforms and consumer advocates to tackle one of the thorniest topics in today’s data-driven world: personalization.
On 16 July, Danish Ministers Thomas Danielsen (Transport) and Morten Bødskov (Business) presented the Danish Council Presidency’s transport and tourism priorities before the European Parliament’s Committee on Transport and Tourism.
The European Commission has published the first version of the European model for age verification, marking a decisive step toward a safer Internet for minors.
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has survived a motion of censure led by far-right MEPs.
Monday’s debate on the censure motion against Commission President Ursula von der Leyen revealed shifting political balances inside the European Parliament.