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: Barbara Moens, Nicholas Vinocur, Jacopo Barigazzi
The European Commission president is still the frontrunner — but is increasingly coming under fire.
By: Barbara Moens, Jacopo Barigazzi
At EU summit in March, German and Austrian chancellors criticized Josep Borrell privately while publicly agreeing to calling for a cease-fire.
By: Barbara Moens, Jacopo Barigazzi, Nicholas Vinocur
EU leaders look set to focus on Iran — where there is little they can achieve — while still failing to flex real muscle against Putin in Ukraine.
By: Karl Mathiesen, Barbara Moens, Giovanna Faggionato, Giorgio Leali
A competitive, green Europe will require trillions in investments. No one has a good answer on where that money will come from.
By: Barbara Moens, Stuart Lau, Joshua Posaner
Washington's support for Ukraine should not dispel a sense of urgency among EU countries, Ukraine and its allies warn.
By: Barbara Moens, Nicholas Vinocur, Jakob Hanke Vela
Brussels is rife with speculation on who might be chosen as the EU executive's next chief.
By: Barbara Moens, Claudia Chiappa, Hernández-Morales
Spain's PM has threatened to resign, but will he end up becoming the next president of the European Council?
Commission President's team wants you to get to know the person behind the office. Think you know Ursula von der Leyen? Think again.
The debate over the bloc's next seven-year spending plan is already starting. And while the Ukraine invasion shapes the debate, the negotiations will be messy — and about a whole lot more.
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