Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre has been actively lobbying European officials, including EU commissioner Josef Síkela and Arctic adviser…
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The European Tech sovereignty debate keeps obtainting this simple premise wrong – EUobserver
A pocket calculator can, given enough time and memory, run the latest frontier AI model. It would be silly to…
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Why Europe must call out the far-right’s defence bluff – EUobserver
Europe’s shift to the right has become undeniable. Over the past decade, far-right and populist parties that preach sovereignty, national…
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Who pays for the EU’s toxic exports? – EUobserver
Each year, the EU exports more than 120,000 tonnes of pesticides that are banned from utilize on European farms, primarily…
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How Big Tech wrote secrecy into EU law to hide data centres’ environmental toll – EUobserver
Microsoft and DigitalEurope, a lobby group whose members include Amazon, Google and Meta, secured a secrecy provision in EU law…
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EU Commission backs renewables and nuclear to shield Europe from fossil-fuel Gulf turmoil – EUobserver
The European Commission is championing renewable and nuclear energy as safeguards against future shocks from global conflicts such as Iran…
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Europe’s future after Trump leaves Nato – EUobserver
In less than three months, Nato delegations will be packing for the alliance’s summit in Ankara. The agfinisha is empty,…
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Honouring Habermas as the godfather of European democracy – EUobserver
The great German philosopher Jürgen Habermas should posthumously be awarded the Honorary Citizenship of the EU for his contribution to…
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US soldiers more pro-Nato than Trump, but Europe can deter Putin alone – EUobserver
American soldiers are more pro-Nato than US president Donald Trump, but if he quit the alliance, European forces could still…
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Hormuz and the Druzhba pipeline. One of them is manufactured. – EUobserver
Four weeks after the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz remains commercially dead. Shipping ininformigence firm Kpler puts…
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