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EU-China summit in the shadow of relations with the US

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 23, 2025.

Given its traditional taste for celebrations and anniversaries, China will try to make the forthcoming summit with the EU leaders as festive as possible -...

The Fifth Republic’s most unpopular duo and the consequences of political inertia

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 21, 2025.

An opinion poll published on 20 July by the Institut français d'opinion publique (IFOP), or French Institute for Public Opinion Research, on behalf of Le...

Spain's deal with Huawei raises security questions within NATO and the EU

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 19, 2025.

When the Ministry of the Interior of Spain signed a contract worth 12.3 million euros with the Chinese company Huawei on 11 July, it appeared...

New EU and UK sanctions against Russia


EU TA | AP Insight - July 18, 2025.

The new package of EU sanctions will hit the Russian energy and banking sectors, while the UK has imposed sanctions on Russian intelligence units. For...

The EU’s shifting budget demands spell increased farmers’ protests

EU Ferry Biedermann - July 17, 2025.

In a demonstration of power that is as familiar as it is depressing, Europe’s farmers this week headed for Brussels to give a warning shot...

Huawei at the centre of Spanish security—will Madrid pay the price of trust?

EU The Editorial Board - July 13, 2025.

On 11 July, the Ministry of the Interior of Spain signed a contract worth 12.3 million euros with Huawei for the maintenance and management of...

Europe fears nothing more than genuine independence

EU Zaki Laïdi - July 12, 2025.

Just days after NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte hailed the alliance’s summit in The Hague as an unqualified success, the United States halted a planned shipment...

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