EU Global Editorial Staff
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The editorial team at EU Global works collaboratively to deliver accurate and insightful coverage across a broad spectrum of topics, reflecting diverse perspectives on European and global affairs. Drawing on expertise from various contributors, the team ensures a balanced approach to reporting, fostering an open platform for informed dialogue.While the content published may express a wide range of viewpoints from outside sources, the editorial staff is committed to maintaining high standards of objectivity and journalistic integrity.
British Establishment’s Long Goodbye to the Andrew Affair
The British establishment has many talents. It can delay, defer, redact, review, reconsider and eventually misplace almost anything. What it rarely does — particularly...
SpaceX IPO Filing Reveals $15bn-a-Year Anthropic Compute Deal
A disclosed agreement between SpaceX and Anthropic shows how access to large-scale computing power has become central to the artificial intelligence race, while also...
Brussels Looks to Cut Gas Demand by 15 bcm as Middle East Conflict Tests Europe’s Energy Resilience
The European Commission says the bloc is better prepared for energy disruption than it was after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but renewed pressure on...
Kazakhstan Court Opens New Front in Naftogaz’s $1.4bn Recovery Battle Against Gazprom
A ruling in Kazakhstan gives Ukraine’s state energy company a new enforcement route against Gazprom, turning a long-running gas transit dispute into a cross-border...
Germany’s New Shelter State: From Cold War Bunkers to Civilian Resilience
Berlin is quietly preparing the German public for a future it once assumed belonged to the Cold War history books.
The federal government’s decision to...
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The EU discovers its renewable energy transition is stuck in the planning office
The European Parliament’s latest attempt to speed up permits...
Czech Investors Eye Pirelli Stake as Chinese Control Faces Pressure
Interest from Michal Strnad and Pavel Tykač in part of Sinochem's Pirelli holding could return a strategic European manufacturer to greater European ownership while testing Italy's limits on Chinese influence.
Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Move to Centre of US-China Pacific Competition
Washington's new Pacific envoy has made access to Cook Islands seabed minerals a top priority, linking supply-chain security to a wider contest with China over influence, sovereignty and environmental risk.
Deutz Forecast Shows AI Boom Moving From Chips Into Backup Power
The German engine maker expects its energy-unit revenue to triple within five years as data centres demand resilient electricity, revealing the physical infrastructure costs behind artificial intelligence.
