The man trying to make Trump’s tariffs go on forever
WARREN, Mich. — Jamieson Greer is a trade lawyer. He is a well-respected trade lawyer. He was chosen by President Donald Trump to be the country’s top trade lawyer: the U.S. Trade Read More
EU meets to game plan hantavirus response as WHO calms outbreak fears
EU countries met Thursday afternoon to coordinate their response to the hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship bound for Spain, which has so far killed three people. The World Health Read More
Allegations of International Trafficking Ring Exploiting Latin American Women in Kosovo
In late December 2023, the Kosovo Special Prosecution received a criminal complaint from the police against Fabiana Anais Cobos Vega, a woman from Latin America, on suspicions of human trafficking. Read More
Sovereignty push shouldn’t disrupt tech supply chains, EU innovation chief warns
BRUSSELS — Europe can become more technologically independent while still teaming up with U.S. tech hubs like Silicon Valley, European Commission startup chief Ekaterina Zaharieva told POLITICO in an exclusive Read More
US Envoy Volz: Balkan Energy Security A National Security Priority For Washington
The United States sees energy security in the Western Balkans as a national security priority and is stepping up efforts to help the region reduce its dependence on Russian supplies, Read More
EU body drops plan for €3.6M conference hall
BRUSSELS — A controversial €3.6 million plan to build a 450-seat conference hall at the Committee of the Regions’ Brussels headquarters has been put on hold. CoR President Kata Tüttő told POLITICO Brussels Read More
Luxembourgish MEP leads recruitment drive for trip to Russia
BRUSSELS — A right-wing Luxembourgish politician is leading a drive to recruit fellow members of the European Parliament to travel to Russia, according to a letter seen by POLITICO. In the Read More
Iran Is Using Alternatives Routes To Bypass US Naval Blockade
In response to the US naval blockade on Iran’s ports and vessels, Tehran is using alternative routes to transit goods, including through Pakistan, Turkey, and the Caspian Sea.
Delay to Thaci War Crimes Verdict Draws Criticism in Kosovo
The Kosovo Specialist Chambers announced on Wednesday that the trial panel in the war crimes and crimes against humanity trial of former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci and three other former Read More
EUROPE MONTH 2026: United in Diversity – concerts, workshops, exhibitions and walks in four cities
The Delegation of the European Union to Serbia and the Europe House invite citizens to celebrate Europe Month together through events taking place throughout May 2026 in Belgrade, Novi Sad, Read More