Aleksandra Krzysztoszek

How can the EU fund its ambitions, repay debt from the COVID-19 recovery, and support member states like Poland and Czechia without stoking divisions?

“If the 46 signatories cannot agree on reform, then withdrawal is a reasonable solution,” he said

President Karol Nawrocki’s refusal to approve dozens of judge nominations marks a sharp escalation in his standoff with the pro-EU government, drawing accusations of a power grab

The ECHR found that a Polish Constitutional Court's ruling violated Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Right

Decarbonisation makes economic sense even for companies that aren’t driven by climate concerns, says Dr Bridget Woodman of Zero Carbon Analytics.

A decade ago, Brussels was the indispensable mediator of the Iran nuclear deal; today, it is a geopolitical bystander. As the US and Israel shift toward active military intervention and regime change, the European Union has seen its diplomatic leverage vanish.

A loan our grandchildren will repay, or a unique opportunity to rapidly rearm Poland's military? We unpack the doubts surrounding the EU's SAFE programme.

Turkey remains, at least formally, a candidate for European Union membership. In practice, however, accession talks have long been frozen, and Brussels is increasingly uncertain how to frame its relationship with Ankara.

The European Union is confronting its most severe energy crisis on record, yet the bloc is now significantly better prepared than during the shock

A NATO-linked research centre has openly endorsed renewable energy, describing it as essential to the Alliance's long-term security – despite continued opposition from the United States to moving away from oil and gas.