How Europe missed strategic opportunity to cut Putin’s Syrian lifeline
Damascus has handed a weakened Russia back its Mediterranean foothold. The European Union, divided and slow, watched. When Bashar al-Assad fled Damascus in December 2024, Russia’s military presence in Syria…
EU Perspectives Podcast
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If users can’t be held liable, social media companies should be,…
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Bans don’t work. Europe’s addiction policy needs a rethink, experts say
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Can Europe keep its healthcare advantage? We are losing ground, says…
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Private sector, not governments, must lead Europe’s growth, says Czech deputy…
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Inside NATO’s battlefield test: fighting through signal disruption
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Treating water at the expense of medicines? Prices could increase sevenfold,…
23:13
Is Europe’s medicine problem the price of not being a federal…
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EU budget showdown: MEP Nerudová on power struggles, cuts and new…
26:53
Inside Europe’s hidden epidemics: Mental health and the policy gap
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Joint procurement saved vaccines. Can it solve medicine shortages, too?
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European defence needs a trust boost
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MEPs on how to save European farming
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EU needs unity, clear regulation on immigration, insiders agree
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For EU to survive, beefing up militaries is not enough
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Changing priorities may force EU to work around budget constraints
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Jens Gieseke, chief EPP negotiator: European Commission must propose new automotive rules swiftly
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