Live from Bruegel Annual Summit

EU policy thinktank Bruegel is hosting its annual summit on where legislation should go in the next five years. Check our live updates here for the key takeaways of the day

New fiscal rules may require deeper-than-expected spending cuts in 2025, Eurogroup signals

Eurozone member states will have to cut net government spending by more than previously anticipated next year to comply with the EUโ€™s stringent new fiscal rules, European finance ministers said on Monday (15 July).

Chinese exports threaten Europe even more than the US

Biden is right to heed working class voters in Pennsylvania. The Continent, which has even more to lose from a second China shock, better start listening to its workers too.

Far rightโ€™s rise in Portugal could threaten ambitious climate action

Environmentalists fear focus on economy may undermine countryโ€™s climate transition โ€“ one of most radical in EuropePortugal has been among Europeโ€™s more ambitious countries in terms of climate action, but the rise of the far right in recent elections co…

Socialists tone down attacks on conservatives and liberals in EU election manifesto

Party of European Socialists set to endorse lead candidate Nicolas Schmit Saturday.

Press release – Transport Committee pushes for โ€œgreenerโ€ trucks and buses

MEPs say zero-emission trucks and buses could be longer and heavier to reduce the number of trips they make and to help the climate transition.Committee on Transport and Tourism Source : ยฉ European Union, 2024 – EP

Dismissive centrists are making it way too easy for populists to win

Europe’s centrist politicians are disconnected from desperate voters exhausted by seemingly permanent crises and just want them to listen.

Mounting discontent augurs badly for EU Green Deal

Recent climate regulations are triggering an unintended backlash that risks undermining Europe’s very own climate agenda from within.

Germany dithers on EIB choice

As race to lead the European Investment Bank heats up, Berlin remains divided.

Wealthy oil nation lays groundwork for โ€˜eye-poppingโ€™ climate fund

The United Arab Emirates has drawn a backlash from climate advocates for its role hosting the global climate talks, but the massive fund it’s considering would help countries green their economies.

German government passes โ‚ฌ212bn climate fund

The German government passed the budget for its flagship climate and transformation fund (KTF) that will accelerate the green transition by providing โ‚ฌ212 billion to various projects in building renovation, decarbonisation and the industry between 2024…