News & Insights Across Asia
EU leaders resist U.S. calls for Middle East military involvement while addressing energy price spikes at Brussels summit. Focus shifts from Ukraine aid to regional stability concerns.
Hungary reaffirms commitment to One-China principle while challenging EU energy regulations and migration policies, asserting national sovereignty in 2026.
As the EU’s carbon border tax takes full effect in 2026, nations worldwide adapt policies to avoid levies, sparking debates on trade and climate strategy.
As EU leaders debate using frozen Russian assets to aid Ukraine, legal and financial concerns dominate discussions. Explore the stakes and divisions within the bloc.
EU immigration policies have redirected migration flows to transit countries like Tunisia, leaving asylum seekers in legal limbo amid growing humanitarian concerns on International Migrants Day 2025.
EU trade ministers debate response to Trump’s 30% tariff threat as bloc extends suspension of countermeasures, balancing negotiation and retaliation.
European leaders are confronting the surge of far-right parties in EU elections. This political shift could impact future EU policy-making and trade relations with China during a time of protectionism and “de-risking”.
European Union countries have approved a landmark nature restoration law after delays, setting a global precedent that could influence environmental strategies in Asia.
Belgian MEP Marc Botenga accuses the EU of being an accomplice in the deaths of over 7,700 Palestinian children in Gaza, comparing the EU’s responses to conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine.
Belgian MEP Marc Botenga criticizes European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s vision, highlighting concerns over the EU’s direction and policies.
