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Cain Burdeau
Cain Burdeau is the EU correspondent for Courthouse News Service. Previously, he worked for the Associated Press in New Orleans where he led coverage of Hurricane Katrina and the BP oil spill. He is the recipient of several awards, including a George Polk award for his work with the AP covering the BP oil spill.
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Lukács and the philosophers' affair: A case study in Orbán's authoritarianism
An archive and research center dedicated to Western Marxist Hungarian philosopher György Lukács is on track to reopen years after Viktor Orbán’s government closed it.
Pashinyan wins Armenian election on pro-West, ‘Real Armenia’ peace agenda
Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan wants Armenians to focus on Armenia as it really is and forget about their historic lands and losses. Voters backed his peace plans and Westward turn.
As bulldozers roll, ‘flamingo revolution’ erupts in Albania against Kushner-Trump luxury resort
Albanians are rebelling against a luxury resort Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump want to build along a stretch of coast beloved for its flamingos and beautiful beaches.
EU unveils tech sovereignty package to break free from US, Chinese giants
A buzz phrase these days in Europe is “tech sovereignty” — the idea that the European Union is dangerously dependent on American and Chinese tech. Brussels put forth a strategy to change that.
'Era of deportations has begun': EU approves 'return hubs' with help from far right
In a major toughening of immigration law, the European Union is set to send migrants to camps outside the bloc and greenlight home raids in search of people to deport.
Brussels rewards Hungary's new leader: Billions unfrozen weeks after Orbán's ouster
It’s been just 20 days since Péter Magyar took over as Hungary’s prime minister and pivoted Budapest back toward the EU — and already, Brussels is reopening the financial taps.
UN warns global heat is here to stay, as El Niño looms
The World Meteorological Organization has released a sobering five-year prediction for the planet: Get ready for more of the same — heat.
Raids, indictments and jewelry: Corruption cases close in on Spain’s prime minister
The corruption accusations swirling around Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's Socialists keep growing.