Oliver Noyan is a Senior Editor for EURACTIV, specializing in German politics and European Union affairs. With a focus on providing insightful analysis and reporting on key issues, Oliver's articles cover a wide range of topics including political developments, international relations, and economic policies within Germany and the EU.
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Oliver Noyan focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and covers themes related to European Union politics with a focus on Germany and Austria. His coverage indicates an interest in EU policies, political developments in Germany and Austria, as well as the broader topic of EU reform.
Given his focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation within the context of EU politics, Oliver would likely be interested in sources who can provide expert commentary or insider perspectives on new legislations, regulatory changes or governmental decisions within these regions.
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Two thirds of the German electorate have a high or very high interest in the European elections, according to a new survey conducted three months before the vote.
Germany is not sufficiently prepared for a potential large-scale cyber-attack as it lacks a functioning crisis management system, the head of the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) warned on Sunday.
Germany shut down 15 coal-fired power plants over Easter to ensure that the country would meet its climate neutrality targets, with Economy Minister Robert Habeck saying that the plants were “neither necessary nor economical”.
Petr Bystron, a senior member of Germany's far-right AfD party and a top contender for a seat in the European Parliament after June's elections, has
By: Oliver Noyan
Est. 4min Content-Type: June's European elections would have given the German Greens their first chance to nominate a
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz pledged his support to Israel after the country got hit by several missiles from Iran and warned Teheran against any further attacks.
By: Oliver Noyan
The Greens want to team up with other pro-European forces after the June elections to join the ruling majority in the European Parliament, not
Federal prosecutors arrested two suspected Russian spies in Bavaria on Thursday on suspicion of espionage and planning attacks on military targets to undermine support for Ukraine.
By: Charles Szumski, Oliver Noyan
Germany has been hit by espionage scandals in recent days, with several persons being arrested for allegedly spying for Russia and China, but the
The German conservative CDU will come together for a three-day party congress on Monday to lay the foundation for their new policy positions in a post-Merkel era and kick off their European election campaign.
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