Benjamin Fox is the Africa Editor at EURACTIV. His reporting focuses on trade and geopolitics, with a particular emphasis on energy policy, climate change, and regional interests in Africa and beyond. He has been featured in notable publications including the Jewish Journal, Morrison Foerster, and EUobserver.
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EU lawmakers gave a cautious green light to new plans to set up an EU-wide corporate framework that would allow small firms to operate across the bloc.
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EU countries have continued to funnel billions of euros from the bloc's post-Covid recovery fund to finance new sovereign investment funds, according to new research published on Friday (10 July).
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EU foreign ministers have imposed a ban on Sudan's gold trade in the bloc's latest sanctions – as it seeks to block one of the main sources of funding for the central African country's three-year civil war.
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If there ever was a law that started off popular but entered into force with hardly a supporter left in sight it is the EU's deforestation regulation.
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The EU will need to impose “unilateral” measures to curb Chinese exports, the bloc's trade enforcer Denis Redonnet told MEPs on Tuesday (14 July).
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India will become the next country to join the EU's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme, months after signing a landmark trade pact with the bloc, officials confirmed on Wednesday (15 July).
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Andy Burnham's unlikely, but then inevitable rise to become UK prime minister is a classic tale of having the politician's greatest talent: being in the right place at the right time.
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International flights arriving in Europe from destinations within 5,000 km will be required to pay for their CO2 emissions from 2029 as part of a major overhaul of the EU's emissions trading system announced on Friday (17 July).
Lost in the furious response from EU leaders accusing Spain of gross negligence by allowing the storming of the EU border in Ceuta last Thursday (30
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Spain blamed “criminal mafias” for last week's storming of the border at Ceuta, the city which borders Morocco, but insisted that almost all of the 72,000 migrants who breached the border had been returned to Morocco.
