Théo Bourgery-Gonse

Leading Eurosceptics are ready to shake up June’s EU election campaign with a set of rallies where they will vow to protect national sovereignty against Brussels’ bureaucracy and ‘wokism’.

Making the rounds are rumours that France's Emmanuel Macron may be preparing a new speech on the future of the EU, to be delivered in Strasbourg on

Europeans citizens have a growing interest in EU elections, a more positive outlook on the European Parliament than ever before, and speak favourably

French President Emmanuel Macron will next week deliver a speech similar to the one he gave seven years ago at the Sorbonne University, where he

In October 2023, mobility company Bolt, headquartered in Estonia, offered to draft a letter on behalf of the Estonian government to push back against

The European Parliament formally and overwhelmingly approved a watered-down version of the EU's long-awaited platform work directive at a plenary

The European Parliament overwhelmingly approved a watered-down version of the EU's long-awaited platform work directive at a plenary on Wednesday (24

French socialists' lead candidate Raphaël Glucksmann set out his vision for the future of the EU at a political rally in Strasbourg on Wednesday, hoping

French President Emmanuel Macron delivered his much-awaited speech on the future of the European Union at the Sorbonne University on Thursday (25 April), insisting that ‘our Europe is mortal'.

The omission of emails from the Estonian Ministry of Economic Affairs to Bolt and other mobility tech firms, demanded in a freedom of information (FOI) request, was due to human error, the Ministry's Deputy Secretary General Sandra Särav told Estonian news agency ERR.