Eddy Wax is an Agriculture & Food reporter for POLITICO Europe. With a focus on investigative journalism, Eddy covers stories related to corruption, political scandals, and human rights issues within the European Parliament. His articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on these topics, shedding light on important issues within the EU.
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Eddy's focus is predominantly on European politics, particularly within the context of the EU Parliament. His coverage includes government announcements, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories related to corruption, Qatargate, human rights issues and other aspects of European politics.
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By: Max Griera, Zia Weise, Eddy Wax
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By: Eddy Wax, Mari Eccles, Max Griera
It means his appointment will be tied to the more high-profile commissioner hearings on Tuesday.
By: Giovanna Coi, Max Griera
The hard-right European Conservatives and Reformists group has gone easy on other commissioners to get its own man across the line.
British pedants have left Brussels to its own devices — with profound consequences.
Evening meeting is the strongest sign yet that a political deal to unblock the start of the European Commission is within reach.
Ursula von der Leyen's new team is set to take office Dec. 1. BRUSSELS — The European Parliament has agreed to approve all seven pending
By: Max Griera
The European People's Party has agreed to a toothless deal with mainstream factions in the European Parliament to allay fears of right-wing partnerships.
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