Editor's weekly digest: Pan-European media, or lack thereof
All the articles you should not have missed this week.
Editor's weekly digest: Is Qatargate your fault?
All the articles you should not have missed this week.
Editor's weekly digest: Sorry, lost track of time
Sometimes you get so wrapped up in working on exciting new projects, that other projects suffer. Or at least, I do. Oops.
Latest News
- EU leaders attempt to hash out response to US green subsidies
- Russian diplomats in EU: unpaid wages, low morale
- Eight EU states press for more Turkey-style migrant swap deals
- EU buries head deeper in sand over Israel's apartheid
- Polish MEP also went on freelance Azerbaijan trip
- Why Europe's interminable compromises are a virtue
- Wales' message to Europe: 'We'll be back'
- MEPs to vote on risky 'hydrogen for home heating' rule
Editor's weekly digest: So we're on Mastodon now
Last week I wrote that Mastodon was shitty, and for the second time in the very short life of this newsletter, I'm going to have to eat my own words.
Editor's weekly digest: The impossibility of the online public square
Is it kind of funny to watch Elon Musk burn billions of dollars driving a popular social media company into the ground in a quixotic quest to build a better 'public square'?
Editor's weekly digest: Non-decisions, non-apologies, non-solutions
All the EU stories you should not have missed this week.
The stories you should have read in 2022
I won't bore you with platitudes about what a momentous year this has been, you'll probably have enough of those conversations tomorrow at your New Year's Eve. So here are our favourite stories of the year, in no particular order.
Editor's weekly digest: Pushback pushback
The Olaf report on Frontex published in full this week highlights once again one of the cruelest euphemisms used in talking about people wanting to cross borders.
Editor's weekly digest: What to do with tickers?
The roundup of articles you should not have missed this week.
Editor's weekly digest: A week of leaks
All the articles you should not have missed this week.
Editor's weekly digest: Plea for support edition
All the articles you should not have missed this week.
Background reads: Italy's election
With Italy heading to the ballot boxes this Sunday, let's take a look at what EUobserver has published that can help understand the country's swing to the (far)-right.
Editor's weekly digest — Saturday 17 September
The Queen of England died. Ukraine started a startlingly successful counterattack on Russian occupiers. Sweden elected a rightwing government. Hungary no longer considered a democracy by the European Parliament. A new secretary-general appointment was rushed through.
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