Elena Sánchez Nicolás
Editor-in-Chief at EUobserver
Editor-in-chief at @euobs in Brussels. Fan of data. President at @AEJBelgium. Tips? [email protected] My own views
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euobserver.com | Elena Sanchez |Elena Sánchez |Elena Sánchez Nicolás
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1 week ago |
euobserver.com | Elena Sanchez |Elena Sánchez |Elena Sánchez Nicolás
Spain is in political turmoil. A new corruption scandal has once again shaken the government in Madrid, with prime minister Pedro Sánchez’s party (PSOE) facing its worst crisis since he came to power in 2018. High-ranking officials of Sánchez's PSOE have allegedly been involved in a massive corruption scheme involving irregular awarding of public contracts in exchange for kickbacks.
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1 week ago |
euobserver.com | Elena Sanchez |Elena Sánchez |Elena Sánchez Nicolás
It didn’t take long for Teresa Anjinho to realise the challenges of being the voice of the public at the office of the EU Ombudsman — or 'ombudswoman' as she prefers to call herself. After three months in office, the Portuguese legal expert has already faced the realities of leading an institution with soft power, while trying to push for greater transparency within the EU’s complex and often opaque bureaucracy.
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2 weeks ago |
euobserver.com | Elena Sanchez |Elena Sánchez |Elena Sánchez Nicolás
Hybrid threats targeting elections surged globally last year, when an estimated 1.6 billion people voted in 74 national elections worldwide. China, Iran, and Russia led the charge in orchestrating operations from the EU to To read this story, log in or subscribeEnjoy access to all articles and 25 years of archives, comment and gift articles. Become a member for as low as €1,75 per week. Become a memberAlready a member? Login
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3 weeks ago |
euobserver.com | Elena Sánchez Nicolás |Sergi Pijuan
Times are changing. As special trade benefits granted to Ukrainian farmers following Russia's 2022 invasion are set to expire on Thursday (5 June), Ukrainian experts question the EU’s decision — while the country's farming unions predict potential losses of up to €1.5bn. The trade benefits, which suspended tariffs and quotas on Ukrainian agri-food exports to s... Enjoy access to all articles and 25 years of archives, comment and gift articles. Become a member for as low as €1,75 per week.
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