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."
After EU’s Foreign Affairs Council set the tone with a coordinated push on Ukraine, Iran, and Gaza during its 23 June meeting in Brussels, the NATO Summit in The Hague marked a turning point for Western response towards global instability.
EU Leaders met in Brussels for a Summit dominated by geoeconomic challenges and the latest developments on the conflicts in Ukraine and Middle East.
The Council of the European Union has adopted its position on the revision of the CSRD and CS3D as part of the First Omnibus Package.
During a high-stakes plenary session of the European Parliament, Executive Vice-President for Cohesion and Reforms, Raffaele Fitto, raised strong concerns over the pace and transparency of the implementation of National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs)
At a key meeting of the Energy Council, EU Energy Ministers Back REPowerEU Roadmap, But Unity Falters Over Russian Energy Ban
The European Commission presented a suite of major initiatives that together define the EU’s forward-looking agenda.
At EUSEW 2025, Commissioner Hoekstra calls for a bold Clean Industrial Deal to link climate action with EU economic security.
With the launch of the new EU Startup and Scaleup Strategy, Europe is ready to compete — and win — in the global innovation race.
During its last meeting, the General Affairs Council agreed on its negotiating position for a revamped Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
In her first time at the helm of the Foreign Affairs Council (Development), High Representative Kaja Kallas wasted no time setting a bold tone. At…
A brand-new Single Market Strategy is here, and it’s designed to make Europe not just competitive, but irresistible.
From Bucharest to Lisbon, two key elections delivered surprising — and telling — results about public opinion and political power balances across Europe.