New Five-Year Plan: China's Leadership Prioritizes Autonomy Over Consumption
China's new Five-Year Plan emphasizes technological independence over domestic consumption, impacting European industries.
After less than a year in office, Māris Dzelme, the interim director of "European Railway Lines," the implementer of "Rail Baltica" in Latvia, has resigned
Māris Dzelme has resigned as the interim director of the European Railway Lines after nearly a year, citing the need for stable leadership following a crisis management phase.
Solidarity simulacra: Zelensky’s four-year reality check
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky commemorated his wartime leadership anniversary in Kyiv with support from European leaders, showcasing a divided perspective on Ukraine's backing in the ongoing conflict.
Zelensky warns Belarus can no longer deny involvement as Russian drone systems operate there, says peaceful relations depend on a free leadership and European future
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Belarus can no longer deny its involvement with Russian drone operations aimed at Ukraine, emphasizing the need for democratic leadership for peaceful relations.
The leadership of the Seimas will discuss work during extreme situations in a closed session
The Seimas leadership in Lithuania will hold a closed session to discuss preparations for extreme situations, following discussions among European parliaments.
German Chancellor: Russia, under its current leadership, is in the deepest state of barbarism.
The German Chancellor stated that the war in Ukraine will end only when Russia no longer sees a reason to continue it, emphasizing the defense of Ukrainian sovereignty as a defense of broader European values.
Salzburg Festival: Will he stay?
A memorandum of support from prominent cultural figures bolsters Salzburg Festival director Markus Hinterhäuser amidst tensions with his own board.
Leila Khaled.. A Pioneer of Palestinian Women's Diplomacy in European Capitals
Leila Khaled, a prominent Palestinian diplomat and activist, known for her significant role in representing Palestine in European capitals, passed away at the age of 76.
ECB, Lagarde on the verge of an early departure
Christine Lagarde is expected to leave the ECB before her term ends in October 2027, creating opportunities for new leadership ahead of the upcoming French presidential elections.
Nuclear Weapons: Trump's USA is Unreliable - but the Same Would Apply to a France Under Le Pen
German Chancellor Merz's remarks about a European nuclear deterrent raise questions about the reliability of U.S. nuclear guarantees, particularly in the context of potential leadership changes in France.
Lrytas sources: The Ministry of Finance is shaken by changes, the chancellor is dismissed, and the advisor leaves the job
I. Vareikytė, an advisor to Lithuania's Minister of Finance, has announced her departure to join a European defense technology company after a period of changes in the ministry's leadership.
Media: 'Christine Lagarde could leave the leadership of the European Central Bank early'
Christine Lagarde may consider stepping down as Head of the European Central Bank before the end of her term, according to reports from the Financial Times.
Stubbs: The Greenland dispute left scars
President Alexander Stubb discusses the impact of the Greenland dispute and the changing dynamics in transatlantic relations during a podcast interview.
EU in worst crisis ever – Fico
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico warns that the European Union is undergoing its deepest crisis ever due to economic troubles and a lack of leadership in Brussels.
Kaczyński Targets Germany. Sikorski: Exorcisms Are Needed
Polish politician Jarosław Kaczyński criticizes Germany's role in European leadership while discussing his party's vote against a European defense bill.
Why Le Pen Will Determine Lagarde's Succession at the ECB
The resignation of French central banker François Villeroy de Galhau raises questions about the future leadership of the European Central Bank amidst rising political tensions in France.
German Culture of Remembrance: A New School of Remembrance
The article discusses the significance of German history in shaping current national policies, especially under Chancellor Friedrich Merz's leadership.
German Memorial Culture: A New School of Remembrance
The article discusses Germany's evolving perspective on its history, emphasizing how Chancellor Friedrich Merz links national memory to the country’s new leadership role in Europe.
Zelensky throws another jab at Hungarian PM
Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized Hungarian Prime Minister Orban during a speech at the Munich Security Conference, remarking on Orban's leadership style and thanking European allies for their support.
Security Without America: The Bundeswehr is Ready
The Bundeswehr and its allies must prepare for a future without American support, emphasizing Germany's leadership role in maintaining European security.
Rutte: NATO is much stronger after the Greenland crisis
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that NATO has emerged stronger following the recent Greenland crisis, prompting European nations to recognize the need for increased leadership roles within the alliance.
US ‘not powerful enough to go it alone’, Merz tells Munich conference
At the Munich Security Conference, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned that the US has reached its limits in global influence and stressed the need for Europe to strengthen its own security strategies.
Podcast: "On Point": Is a European Atomic Bomb Necessary?
At the Munich Security Conference, leaders discussed the shifting dynamics in global security, focusing on the implications of the US withdrawal from its traditional leadership role.
NATO Chief Says the Alliance Will Become More European-Led
NATO Secretary Mark Rutte announced that the alliance will increasingly transition to European leadership while maintaining a strong U.S. presence.
Europe's own nuclear weapon? Only bad options are available as top decision-makers gather in Munich
The Munich Security Conference highlights growing distrust in U.S. leadership under President Trump and raises questions about Europe developing its own nuclear deterrent.
My Uncle Donald, the Most Dangerous Man in the World
The article argues that Donald Trump, viewed as a spoiled child, is inherently weak and unable to handle hostile situations, as evidenced by growing resistance against him from European leaders and Minneapolis residents.
Companies Urge EU Leadership: You Managed Covid, Now Save European Industry
European companies are calling on EU leadership to focus on supporting the continent’s industry post-Covid.
Maciej Miłosz: Success in NATO Beyond Divisions
The article discusses NATO's new command structure, emphasizing a greater European role in leadership positions within the alliance.
At the Europeans, the top leaders of NATO commands in the continent
The article discusses the shift of NATO operational command leaders to European officials amid rising European responsibility and decreasing American engagement.
Merz-Meloni, the "Merzoni" axis that corners Macron
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz are seeking to reform the European Union's framework to enhance collaboration, amidst frustrations with the current state of affairs, particularly in relation to France's leadership under Macron.
NATO allies expected to ‘do more’– US envoy
The US envoy to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, stated that European member states need to take on a greater leadership role to reduce reliance on US military support, allowing the US to focus on the Pacific.
USA releases major NATO posts after Trump's remarks
The USA has transferred significant NATO leadership positions to European nations, following President Trump's calls for Europe to take greater responsibility within the alliance.
Security Policy: Europe, Trapped in Parallel Worlds
The article discusses the paradox European nations face regarding their view of the U.S. under Trump's leadership, caught between disdain and the recognition of American military protection.
Liveblog USA under Trump: USA hands over two NATO command posts to Europeans
The United States will transfer leadership of two key NATO command posts in Naples and Norfolk to European officers.
Source: The U.S. intends to hand over two important NATO commands to Europeans
The article discusses the U.S. plan to transfer command of two significant NATO headquarters to European nations, aligning with President Trump's directive for Europe to take greater responsibility for its own security.
USA: Reports: USA hands over two NATO command posts to Europeans
The USA is reportedly transferring the leadership of two significant NATO command posts to European officers, aligning with President Trump's call for greater European responsibility in security matters.
The US is preparing to transfer several NATO command centers to Europe
The US is set to transfer command of NATO's Naples and Norfolk command centers to Italy and the UK, respectively, as part of a broader effort to increase European allies' responsibility in defense.
We are at a crossroads, we can end up on the edge, says sociologist Gabal and explains why
Sociologist Ivan Gabal discusses the critical juncture facing Czechia regarding European cooperation and leadership amid political changes.
USA: Reports: USA hands over two NATO command posts to Europeans
The USA is reportedly transferring the leadership of two key NATO command posts in Naples, Italy and Norfolk, Virginia to European officers, in line with President Trump’s call for more European responsibility in security matters.
Media: The United States Making a Significant Change in NATO
The United States is transferring operational command of two NATO command centers to European leadership, aligning with President Trump’s policy of European nations taking more responsibility for their own defense.
The USA will hand over two significant NATO command positions to European countries
The USA is transferring two key NATO command positions to European nations, signaling a shift in military leadership within the alliance.
USA gives up military top positions in NATO
The USA plans to hand over leadership of two NATO military commands to European countries as it requests more responsibility from Europe, amid discussions of reducing its military presence in Europe.
US shifts NATO commands to Britain, Italy
The United States is transferring leadership of NATO's Naples command to Italy and Norfolk command to Britain as part of a strategy to encourage European allies to assume greater defense responsibilities.
Marek A. Cichocki: American Withdrawal, French Ambitions, German Leadership
A new article warns that Germany's sudden remilitarization, announced by Chancellor Friedrich Merz, could pose a significant threat to European stability.
Bronze futsal representatives sang Thompson's song with the top of HNS
The Croatian futsal team celebrated their historic bronze medal win at the European Championship by singing a song by Marko Perković, known as Thompson, in a celebratory atmosphere with HNS leadership.
The Power Struggle over the Tank Manufacturer KNDS Before the Planned IPO
There is a significant power struggle involving the European tank manufacturer KNDS as it prepares for its Initial Public Offering, with political interests at play and leadership skepticism towards potential investment from Rheinmetall.
"We need a Plan B," says Lithuania's Prime Minister about US security guarantees
Lithuania's Prime Minister warns of hybrid attacks from Russia and calls for stronger European leadership, highlighting the Suwałki Corridor as a potential crisis point for NATO and the EU.
US Funds to European Right: 'We Will Finance Schools and Parties'
The US is planning to fund right-wing groups, schools, think tanks, and charities in Europe to support similar ideological leadership as represented by Trump, as reported by the Financial Times.
Plenković has not given up on the idea of opening a leadership position in the EU in a year
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković is advocating for the possibility that the European People's Party may also be allowed to fill the position of President of the European Council in addition to the leadership roles of the European Commission and European Parliament by summer 2024.
Von der Leyen’s rule ‘not good’ for EU – ex-commissioner
Former European Commissioner Nicolas Schmit has criticized President Ursula von der Leyen's leadership, alleging that her governance silences dissent among commissioners.