Today we discuss further developments as the EU slowly emerges from the pandemic. Experts hope Germany’s presidency will promote stability as the Commission tried to
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Aleksander is a recent International Relations graduate with specialisation in the European Union and the economic relations between the US and the EU. He has hands on experience in working in the Congressional office and participated in US Presidential campaign. He's currently studying International Political Economy at King's College and is passionate about geopolitical affairs
Today we discuss aviation problems: jobs at risk and Pakistani airlines getting banned from travelling to EU. We discuss further coronavirus support packages and ponder
With the Brexit deadline fast approaching and the UK refusing to take another extension, Michael Barnier, EU’s Brexit negotiator states that the UK has so
The European Commission has unveiled its intention to form a new stakeholder group in a bid to improve the EU cybersecurity certification framework. The European
The UK government plans to invest £500 million in new satellites that is meant to match the EU’s Galileo system. British national newspaper reports that
Today’s briefing further highlights COVID-19 induced troubles and challenges. The EU council is pushing for a greener economy while also having to deal with the
Today, the coronavirus still takes a spotlight. Germany takes over the presidency to facilitate economic recovery as the migrant crisis continues. EU and China trade
Today’s edition covers further announcements by the EU to support businesses and how do EU citizens feel about the block’s role during the pandemic. Turkey
Daily News Briefing – EU Affairs (23 June 2020) GEOPOLITICS Washington warns EU on making friends with China’s ‘dictator’, EU Observer As the relationship between