Max Griera is an EU Politics Reporter at POLITICO. He focuses on topics related to the European Parliament, rule of law issues, corruption, and migration policy, with a keen interest in national politics across Spain, the Netherlands, and Romania. Max's work has been featured in Eurasia Review, EURACTIV, POLITICO Europe, E&E News, and World Wealth Journal.
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Washington, London and Canberra want to show their commitment to the military alliance founded in 2021.
Brussels and EU capitals are discussing how to counter a surge in Chinese imports.
By: Max Griera
After almost 10 years of Macron governments, Attal is seeking to distance himself from the French president to frame his candidacy as one of change and reform.
By: Max Griera, Nicholas Vinocur, Gabriel Gavin
Hungarian officials have signaled they intend to drop their opposition to Ukraine's EU membership bid, diplomats told POLITICO.
Lawmaker sought treatment after “poor hygiene” in the accommodation, putting standards for Strasbourg trips under fresh scrutiny.
Lawmakers say that the Belgian prosecutor's allegations are too weak, but critics point out behind-the-scenes politicking.
Pina Picierno is leaving her Italian political party and the Socialists & Democrats group.
Pina Picierno defected from the group after disagreements with leadership. Now her ex-colleagues say she must leave her parliamentary post.
By: Max Griera, Zoya Sheftalovich, Gabriel Gavin
The head of the Hungarian Integrity Authority claims top officials oversaw a scheme to systematically defraud the public purse.
Marieke Ehlers has been at the forefront of the Patriots for Europe’s move closer to the mainstream.
