Matthew Karnitschnig is the Editor in Chief at Euractiv. He specializes in general assignment news with a focus on government and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and security policy. Matthew's work has been featured in E&E News, POLITICO Europe, Eurasia Review, EURACTIV, and The Brussels Times.
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Matthew Karnitschnig's coverage heavily emphasizes government and politics, with a focus on German and European Union politics. He appears to be particularly interested in legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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By: Matthew Karnitschnig
As far-right parties hammer Brussels over corruption, the EU’s own investigators may be proving them right
After Washington warned that Europe faces ‘civilisational erasure,’ the bloc’s leaders go to ground
Belgium’s Flemish nationalist prime minister is blocking a landmark Ukraine financing plan – and wrestling with his legacy
The EU is now the fifth-largest sovereign or supranational borrower in Europe, surpassing Belgium and 22 other member states, and trailing only Italy, France, Germany and Spain
While Washington and Kyiv trade optimism about a possible deal, Russia’s president is signalling to his own people that the war will grind on – and that they should brace for it
Amid the war in Ukraine and its own political fractures, the EU has managed a modest strengthening of its geopolitical toolkit. Whether that will be enough for the storms ahead is another question
Armed crew presence raises concerns over foreign military activity on Sri Lankan soil, sources say
By: Matthew Karnitschnig
Europe’s narrative of defeat says more about its fixation on Trump than the reality on the ground
By: Matthew Karnitschnig
This is an opinion article by an external contributor. The views belong to the writer.
By: Matthew Karnitschnig
This is an opinion article by an external contributor. The views belong to the writer.
