By Teri Schultz European farmers have staged several protests against agricultural policies recently, the most recent one in Brussels featuring fireworks and liquid manure. Source: Farmers encircle EU headquarters in tractors to protest agricultural policies
As Europe stands at a crossroads, the outcome of the upcoming elections will determine the trajectory of the EU’s economic policies and its global competitiveness under von der Leyen’s continued leadership. Source: EU growth has ‘stagnated’ under Ursula von der Leyen as election win in doubt
By Bob Savic Although new EU measures covering environmental, human rights and anti-subsidy concerns threaten Chinese business interests, EU and Chinese leaders, braced for Trump 2.0, have reason to keep tensions from boiling over. Source: EU has reason to keep things sweet with China despite protectionist rules