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Max Griera

Maastricht

EU Politics Reporter at POLITICO Europe

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  • Cypriot MEP Fidias Panayiotou travels to Moscow with German and Slovak lawmakers

    6 days ago | politico.eu | Max Griera |Eliza Gkritsi |Nicholas Vinocur

    Cypriot non-attached Member of the European Parliament Fidias Panayiotou will visit Moscow on Friday — the same day as Vladimir Putin’s “Victory Day” celebrations — along with other EU lawmakers from Germany’s Sarah Wagenknecht Alliance (BSW) and Slovakia’s SMER.

  • Right-wing Romanian election favorite says he wouldn’t send military aid to Ukraine

    6 days ago | politico.eu | Max Griera

    Romanian presidential front-runner George Simion said he would not be in favor of sending more military gear to Ukraine but will follow any decisions made by U.S. President Donald Trump. Simion told POLITICO that he would not vote personally to send "military aid to Ukraine because I will consult in defense matters with the American side,” as Kyiv resists Russia's ongoing full-scale invasion.

  • Atomic lobby seizes on Spanish blackout

    1 week ago | politico.eu | Victor Jack |Max Griera |Gabriel Gavin

    BRUSSELS — Europe’s nuclear advocates are pushing their favorite energy source as a deterrent against the type of blackout that seized Spain and Portugal last week — even if the facts paint a muddied picture. The EU’s atomic allies are claiming that having more nuclear energy coursing through the grid can help ensure a stable power supply to back up renewable sources like wind and solar.

  • ‘Shameful’ socialists attract EU lawmakers’ ire for not backing Romania’s centrist candidate

    1 week ago | politico.eu | Max Griera

    STRASBOURG — Europe’s socialists are coming under fire for not backing Romania’s centrist candidate in the presidential election — even with the far right on track to take power in Bucharest. The Romanian Social Democratic Party (PSD) announced after the first round of the election it would not endorse centrist presidential candidate Nicușor Dan against far-right leader George Simion in the May 18 runoff, triggering a wave of criticism from mainstream lawmakers.

  • Von der Leyen: Bad Ukraine deal risks more aggression from Putin

    1 week ago | politico.eu | Max Griera

    European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen warned on Wednesday that Russian President Vladimir Putin could launch wider attacks if Ukraine doesn’t get a peace agreement with Moscow on Kyiv’s own terms. “The way the war ends will shape our continent for generations to come,” she said, referring to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine that started in February 2022 .

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