On January 30, eleven journalists from four sub-Saharan African countries visited the European Newsroom in Brussels as part of a trip organised by the European External Action Service (EEAS).
Poland took over the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU at the start of the year. One month in, the European Newsroom explores Poland’s priorities during its six-month term which primarily focuses on security, competitiveness and enlargement.
Europe’s youth is increasingly footloose. People aged 15 to 29 are among the most mobile – studying or working in a different country from where they were born. But it is not a time for carefree partying for Europe’s young.
Europe’s top diplomat warned of armed conflict in space and called for greater European cooperation in the field.
On Thursday, the European Commission launches a strategic dialogue to steer Europe’s ailing car industry out of trouble. With economic woes and China’s fierce competition shaking this vital sector of the continent’s economy, just how bumpy is the road through this crisis?