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1 day ago
Here are five reasons why and how the far-right will shape the next half decade of European integration, and five reasons to remain (cautiously) optimistic.
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30 minutes ago
A new poll of polls to track the upcoming June EU parliament elections, built on a extensive weighted polling data to best approach accuracy.
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57 minutes ago
Trump’s unique talent is to remain a small-time con man, no matter how big the con gets. Von der Leyen’s scam works on exactly the opposite principle– she takes what she wants with such a natural sense of entitlement and self-assurance that it’s tough to remember that it doesn’t belong to her.
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Informal meeting of health ministers

Informal meeting of health ministers

Informal meeting of health ministers

Informal meeting of health ministers

Informal meeting of the General Affairs Council

Agriculture and Fisheries Council

Informal meeting of the General Affairs Council

Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council

Lithuanian presidential elections

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Migration pact hailed as 'huge' EU win, amid human-rights fears

12 days ago
MEPs have given their final approval to the EU's long-delayed immigration and asylum pact, which EU Commission president von der Leyen heralded as a "huge achievement for Europe".
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6 days ago
New website, same EUobserver. Come explore its updated look, features and possibilities for the future with us.
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EU rules seen as insufficient to fix nutrient pollution

5 days ago
From rivers and lakes to lagoons and seas, numerous aquatic environments across Europe are grappling with a silent yet ubiquitous threat – an excess of nutrients that disrupt their ecological balance and imperil their very existence. And experts say current policies are not going to fix the problem.
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