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Matthew Karnitschnig

Editor at EURACTIV

“The Arnold Schwarzenegger of pan-European journalism” (Der Falter)

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  • Robert Fico i misie: UE stanie w obronie słowackich niedźwiedzi?

    1 week ago | euractiv.pl | Matthew Karnitschnig

    Kierownictwo Unii Europejskiej zachowuje się wobec Słowacji jak para dziadków z „Muppetów”, ograniczając się do pomruków niezadowolenia, pisze redaktor naczelny EURACTIV.com Matthew Karnitschnig. Robert Fico znowu w akcji. Po wielokrotnym okazywaniu sympatii wobec wszystkiego, co związane z Władimirem Putinem i Donaldem Trumpem, postanowił uprzykrzyć życie słowackim niedźwiedziom.

  • The Brief – ‘Bearly’ legal in Slovakia - Euractiv

    1 week ago | euractiv.com | Matthew Karnitschnig

    Health Policy Conference – 20 May 2025Euractiv’s 2025 Health Policy Conference takes place on 20 May, focusing on investment and innovation in EU healthcare. Be part of the conversation – and explore opportunities to support and shape the debate. Find out more-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Slovakia’s Robert Fico is at it again.

  • The Brief – What is Germany waiting for? - Euractiv

    2 weeks ago | euractiv.com | Matthew Karnitschnig

    First, the good news: Nearly six weeks after Germany went to the polls, the country’s once dominant centrist parties – the centre-right Christian Democrats and the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) – have sealed a coalition agreement. The bad news is that it will be another month before a new government, presumably under centre-right leader Friedrich Merz, takes power. As any of the participants would be happy to explain, there are myriad important reasons for this.

  • The Brief – 28 March 2025: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Euractiv

    4 weeks ago | euractiv.com | Matthew Karnitschnig

    Matthew Karnitschnig Euractiv Mar 28, 2025 20:26 3 min. read News Based on facts, either observed and verified directly by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Beginning with this edition of The Brief, we’re going to devote this space every Friday to a review of what we consider the most significant news of the week, highlighting our best journalism. We’re calling it ‘The Good, the Bad and the Ugly’ of the week in news.

  • The Brief – Politico parent bows to the ‘woke mob’ - Euractiv

    1 month ago | euractiv.com | Matthew Karnitschnig

    Donald Trump wouldn’t approve. Just days after a board member of Axel Springer, Politico’s German parent, accused the outlet of “bad journalism” and its journalists of being “woke”, the company confirmed that the director – Argentine entrepreneur Martín Varsavsky – was leaving the board (as first reported by Euractiv’s The Chattering Classes) after more than a decade.

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matthew karnitschnig
matthew karnitschnig @MKarnitschnig
5 Apr 25

RT @BrettBruen: This is nothing like Trump’s first term https://t.co/tYwEVlB2AN

matthew karnitschnig
matthew karnitschnig @MKarnitschnig
28 Mar 25

Germany‘s incoming government champions a new approach to enlargement (gradual integration) and vows in draft coalition agreement to “exhaust all possibilities to strengthen the EU's ability to act and its strategic sovereignty.“ Read @realNickAlipour https://t.co/V4le3uI7Iv

matthew karnitschnig
matthew karnitschnig @MKarnitschnig
27 Mar 25

Axel Springer bows to the ‘woke mob’ https://t.co/ixXPkNEIUi