Ella Joyner is a journalist who writes for Deutsche Welle and Newswav, with her work also appearing in LRT. She specializes in European politics and current affairs, covering topics such as EU-Israel relations, populist movements, and corruption scandals. Ella's articles provide insightful analysis and in-depth reporting on key issues shaping Europe's political landscape.
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The US presidential hopeful has gotten some EU politicians talking about nuclear deterrence without Washington.
By: Ella Joyner
Trump’s latest threats that he will take the U.S. out of NATO have gotten EU politicians and military experts talking about a European nuclear deterrence without Washington. Others are warning of a risky, hasty debate, and seek to downplay chances of a major stateside shake-up. Some suggest that France “Europeanize” its nuclear capabilities.
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The bloc seems poised to widen existing punitive measures on Iranian drone production, but branding Iran's Revolutionary Guards a terrorist organization in the EU is more divisive.
The EU received a stark warning about its ability to compete on the world market amid heavy state spending in the US and China.
By: Ella Joyner
After a spate of foreign influence scandals at the European Parliament and in national capitals, EU officials are scrambling to get a handle on suspected Russian and Chinese espionage ahead of the June elections.
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