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Oliver Noyan

Oliver Noyan

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Senior Reporter, POLITICO Europe

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College Administration , Politics

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I don’t review food/restaurants etc.

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Total articles 1247

  • The EU ban on combustion car engines is in trouble

    By Jordyn Dahl Verified, Giorgio Leali, Oliver Noyan Verified| POLITICO Europe Verified DOUAI, France — The EU's vision of ending sales of greenhouse-gas-spewing cars by 2035 is under fire. The idea was a key priority of the previous European Commission, which was dedicated to the fight against climate change. But war, a populist backlash, economic stagnation and a car industry hemorrhaging red ink are forcing Brussels to backtrack.

    By Jordyn Dahl Verified, Giorgio Leali, Oliver Noyan Verified · POLITICO Europe

    Mar. 10, 2025

  • Pourquoi l’interdiction des voitures thermiques en Europe est en danger

    By Jordyn Dahl Verified, Giorgio Leali, Oliver Noyan Verified| POLITICO Europe Verified DOUAI, France — L’objectif de l’Union européenne de mettre fin à la vente de voitures à moteur thermique d’ici à 2035 est remis en cause. C’était une mesure phrase de la précédente Commission européenne, qui s’était dédiée à la lutte contre le changement climatique. Mais la guerre, le backlash des populistes, la stagnation économique et l’hémorragie de l’industrie automobile obligent Bruxelles à faire marche arrière.

    By Jordyn Dahl Verified, Giorgio Leali, Oliver Noyan Verified · POLITICO Europe

    Mar. 10, 2025

  • The EU ban on combustion car engines is in trouble

    By Jordyn Dahl Verified, Giorgio Leali, Oliver Noyan Verified| POLITICO Europe Verified DOUAI, France — The EU's vision of ending sales of greenhouse-gas-spewing cars by 2035 is under fire. The idea was a key priority of the previous European Commission, which was dedicated to the fight against climate change. But war, a populist backlash, economic stagnation and a car industry hemorrhaging red ink are forcing Brussels to backtrack.

    By Jordyn Dahl Verified, Giorgio Leali, Oliver Noyan Verified · POLITICO Europe

    Mar. 10, 2025

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POLITICO Europe

POLITICO Europe is the European edition of the POLITICO network, focusing on nonpartisan political and policy journalism. Launched in April 2015, it operates as a subsidiary of Axel Springer, which fully acquired it in October 2021. Headquartered in Brussels, POLITICO Europe has offices in London, Berlin, and Paris, and it emphasizes coverage of EU politics and transatlantic policy dynamics. The company offers a range of services, including real-time digital journalism on its platform, a subscription-based policy intelligence service called POLITICO Pro, and various newsletters that provide curated political insights. It also publishes a weekly newspaper summarizing key political developments and hosts live events that facilitate discussions among policymakers, industry leaders, and journalists. POLITICO Europe targets political professionals and stakeholders, delivering actionable intelligence to help navigate policy changes.

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