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Latvia at five per cent: how much Kulbergs’ victory costs

EU TA Analysis - October 4, 2026.

Andris Kulbergs’ landslide victory in the parliamentary elections on 3 October gives the Latvian prime minister the strongest mandate any party has won since independence...

Poland brings civilians back into European war plans

EU The Editorial Board - October 3, 2026.

In Lublin, in eastern Poland, an anti-aircraft shelter from the mid-1980s, built beneath the premises of the city’s bus company, is back in operation. After renovation,...

Hungarian universities pay the price of political control

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - October 1, 2026.

On 30 September, the General Court of the European Union dismissed claims brought by six Hungarian universities challenging a ban on new European funding. The ban...

Romanian lawmakers reject a new center-right Cabinet

EU TA | AP Insight - September 30, 2026.

Lawmakers in Romania on Wednesday rejected a new center-right Cabinet proposed by Siegfried Muresan, who was the latest of three designated prime ministers in recent...

Europe is discovering the cost of technological dependence

EU TA Analysis - September 30, 2026.

On 29 September, Reuters published the contents of the new negotiating text of the European Union member states, dated 22 September, from which the fixed...

Antisemitism allegations cloud Le Pen's presidential campaign

EU TA | AP Insight - September 29, 2026.

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen, her National Rally party and its allies closed ranks Tuesday behind her running mate in next year's presidential election,...

How much defence can Europe buy jointly?

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - September 29, 2026.

The Council of the European Union approved five joint defence projects. They cover drones and systems to shoot them down, sea and submarine surveillance, military...

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