Barbara Moens is a Senior Trade Correspondent for POLITICO Europe. With a background in political journalism, Barbara covers European Union politics and trade-related issues. Her work has also been featured in GlobalResearch and she has established herself as a knowledgeable and respected voice in European politics.
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Barbara Moens primarily focuses on European politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. Her coverage spans a wide range of topics related to the European Union, EU elections, sanctions, and Ukraine.
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By: Eddy Wax, Barbara Moens, Camille Gijs
Ambassadors from the bloc’s 27 countries are holding strategy meetings with top EU officials.
By: Jacopo Barigazzi, Stuart Lau, Nicholas Vinocur, Barbara Moens
Europeans may not like Donald Trump, but officials from several countries said his reelection could spur change in the bloc — namely on defense.
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By: Nicholas Vinocur, Barbara Moens
If the Republican candidate is elected, it could embolden the Hungarian leader's conservative plans for the bloc.
By: Barbara Moens, Joshua Posaner
Trump himself even suggested in 2018 that NATO members should double their contribution, to 4 percent of GDP.
By: Clea Caulcutt, Nicholas Vinocur, Barbara Moens
Europe needs to grow some teeth or risk being eaten by the world’s “carnivores,” says French president.
By: Nicholas Vinocur, Barbara Moens
“It doesn't mean that it will happen this way,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in Budapest.
By: Clea Caulcutt, Gordon Repinski, Barbara Moens
EU leaders are discussing the bloc’s economic woes at gathering in Budapest.
By: Gabriel Gavin, Clea Caulcutt, Barbara Moens
Brussels hopes to avoid trade war with the Republican president-elect. BUDAPEST — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is suggesting that one way to deter U.S.
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