You never know when the call may come through… One man was sitting at his dining room table when he received a phone call inviting him to participate in an EU citizens’ panel on energy efficiency. “They said something about the EU and a Citizens’ Panel”. He accepted the invitation and found the debate at
The European Commission said today that it will auction the following securities on behalf of the European Union: EU-Bonds04/12/20291.625%EU-Bonds12/12/20353.375%EU-Bonds04/02/20482.625%ISINEU000A3K7MW2EU000A4D8KD2EU000A3K4DM9Competitive auction28/09/202628/09/202628/09/2026Settlement competitive auction30/09/202630/09/202630/09/2026Non-competitive auction29/09/202629/09/202629/09/2026Settlement non-competitive auction01/10/202601/10/202601/10/2026Maturity04/12/202912/12/203504/02/2048Announced volume *up to 2500up to 2500up to 2000Maximum non-competitive allocation *up to 500up to 500up to 400* in millions of eurosMembers of the Primary Dealer Network are entitled to bid.Primary Dealers
When Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered her State of the European Union speech last year, the backdrop was chaotic. Russian drones had just crossed into Polish airspace, Donald Trump was casting doubt on America’s commitment to NATO, and the Commission president herself was facing votes of no confidence. Her answer to this disarray?
The European Commission said today that it will, on behalf of the European Union, auction three EU-Bills on 16 September 2026. The securities on offer are as follows: ISIN EU-Bill Auction date Settlement date Maturity Announced volume EU000A4ELKS4 EU-Bills 16/09/2026 18/09/2026 04/12/2026 up to 1000 EU000A4EQY98 EU-Bills 16/09/2026 18/09/2026 05/03/2027 up to 1500 EU000A4E0DU7 EU-Bills
An article by Maria Elena Buslacchi, socio-anthropologist and postdoctoral researcher at L’Observatoire des publics et pratiques de la culture, MESOPOLHIS UMR 7064, Sciences Po / CNRS / Aix-Marseille Université, Aix-Marseille Université (AMU) On 18 June 2026, on the sidelines of the European Council in Brussels, the European Parliament, the European Commission and the Council of
Kyiv is looking for new ways to get cash as it faces a significant budget shortfall.
