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Matt Lynes

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Brussels, Copenhagen
As seen in: The Parliament Magazine, The Brussels Times
Covers:  EU politics EU affairs Geopolitics Sports
Editor of The Resilient at @ingdk. Manchester born, Brussels adopted, Copenhagen based. Brit/Belgian dual national. RT≠endorsement. Handle same on Blue Sky.

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Commissioning Editor, Special Projects & Opinion and Journalist at The Parliament Magazine in Brussels.

Interested in all things EU politics, European affairs and global politics with a personal side interest in sport.

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How tariffs work - or are supposed to

How tariffs work - or are supposed to

Tariffs have become more common as governments look for ways to protect their economies and gain leverage ove…

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UK-EU 'reset' starts - and maybe ends - with defence

UK-EU 'reset' starts - and maybe ends - with defence

For Europeans on both sides of the English Channel, the Russian threat feels closer and the US presence furth…

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Why Europe's young generation is shifting towards far-right politics

Why Europe's young generation is shifting towards far-right politics

Europe's young voters are shifting toward far-right parties, driven by frustration with mainstream politics, …

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From security to Schengen: Poland's presidency priorities

From security to Schengen: Poland's presidency priorities

As Poland steps into the rotating presidency of the European Council, Agnieszka Bartol, ambassador of the Pol…

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Poland's evolution in the European Union: From Euroscepticism to leadership

Poland's evolution in the European Union: From Euroscepticism to leadership

Poland's leadership of the EU Council takes centre stage following Donald Tusk's return as Prime Minister. Fo…

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Ireland election results: Centrist coalition set to stay in power

Ireland election results: Centrist coalition set to stay in power

Ireland's election reaffirms its centrist political leanings, with no far-right breakthrough. As Fianna Fáil …

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The EU's X fine shows its tech rules still have teeth

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By Peder Schaefer, Matt Lynes Verified
| The Parliament Magazine Verified
As Elon Musk and the US government rail against the €120 million penalty, EU officials say the move proves Europe is still willing to deploy one of its last major sources of leverage over American tech giants. Last week, the European Commission fined X, tech trillionaire Elon Musk’s social media company, €120 million under the Digital Services Act.
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How the European Green Deal can drive growth and competitiveness

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By Javi López MEP, Matt Lynes Verified
| buff.ly
The European Green Deal was once the continent’s grand consensus for a sustainable future. Now, it is under pressure. What was once envisioned as a transformative roadmap to reshape Europe’s economy around climate neutrality is being tested by shifting political priorities, growing political fragmentation and a deliberate pushback from conservative forces. But the science leaves no room for hesitation.
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How the European Green Deal can drive growth and competitiveness

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By Javi López MEP, Matt Lynes Verified
| The Parliament Magazine Verified
Op-ed: Why the Green Deal should be seen as a growth plan Press conference by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Mario Draghi on the Report on the Future of EU Competitiveness, Brussels, 9 September (Alexandros Michaillidis/Alamy Live News) The European Green Deal was once the continent’s grand consensus for a sustainable future. Now, it is under pressure.
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