Trump’s Tariff Blitz Hits Nearly Every Country, Global Markets Plunge—As the U.S. Rewrites Economic Geography, Political Stability Begins to Falter. By eEuropa.com Brussels, 7 April 2025 – 2 MIN READING Global markets are reeling as President Donald Trump‘s sweeping tariffs ignite an unprecedented trade war. By imposing reciprocal tariffs tailored individually for each country—including a […]
By Paolo Licandro Brussels, 4 April 2025 – 1 MIN READING Wind energy is becoming one of the most important tools in Europe’s journey toward clean and secure energy. While the world faces rising uncertainty, the EU is doubling down on its commitment to renewables—and wind power is at the center of that effort. As […]
With energy prices threatening Europe’s competitiveness and millions of citizens struggling with high costs, the European Commission’s Action Plan for Affordable Energy sets out an ambitious roadmap to reshape the market. From structural reforms to decouple gas from electricity prices to fast-tracking renewables and expanding grid interconnections, the strategy seeks to balance affordability, security, and […]
The packaging industry plays a vital role in the European Union’s economy, generating an annual turnover of €370 billion. However, despite increased recycling efforts, packaging waste continues to grow at an alarming rate. Over the past decade, packaging waste has risen by nearly 25%, with projections indicating a further 19% increase by 2030. Plastic packaging […]
On 20 January 2025, the revised Code of conduct on countering illegal hate speech online + (the ‘Code of conduct+’) was integrated into the regulatory framework of the Digital Services Act (DSA), following a positive assessment from the Commission and the European Board for Digital Services (‘the Board’). Under the newest EU decision —embedded in […]
Are you tired of juggling different chargers for each of your devices—hunting through drawers, untangling cables, and trying to remember which adapter works with what? The European Union (EU) has stepped in with a game-changing solution: all new smartphones and many other portable devices sold in the EU must now feature a USB-C charging port. […]
All EU governments risk falling like dominoes within 1 or 2 years. They endorsed Brussels’ plans but are now realizing that the accelerated transition to electric vehicles risks causing millions of job losses, as European car manufacturers face the threat of closure. Massive protests could overwhelm governments and European leadership. Some are already warning of […]
The EU Commission intensified its scrutiny of social media platforms Snapchat, TikTok, and YouTube by issuing Requests for Information (RFIs) under the Digital Services Act (DSA). The EU seeks details on how these platforms’ AI-driven algorithms recommend content and address risks related to elections, mental health, and the protection of minors. The platforms must provide […]
In an era marked by escalating global tensions and multifaceted security threats, EU Institutions and Governments evoke a European defence. But where we are? Is there a genuine unanimous will to create common military structures, a common army, a common industrial base, and, finally, a common foreign policy? Are these just slogans, or is there […]
Both the European Union and the United States are global leaders in environmental policy and climate action. However, their approaches to environmental protection, sustainability, and climate change differ significantly, reflecting varying political systems, economic structures, and societal priorities. This analysis highlights the key differences and similarities between the environmental strategies of the U.S. and the […]
