EU governments back tougher steel import limits, opening talks with Parliament on new rules to counter global overcapacity pressures facing
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The EU has agreed a €201 billion budget for 2025, prioritising research, health, education and climate action. Key programmes such as Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ receive increased funding,
The European Commission has launched formal proceedings against Apple over suspected breaches of the Digital Markets Act, focusing on restrictive App Store policies. Developers claim Apple’s compliance measures
Huawei representatives faced a Brussels court this week, accused of corruption and money laundering linked to their lobbying efforts in the EU. As the investigation unfolds, it could
Patriots for Europe has launched an unprecedented transparency offensive, submitting 86 freedom of information requests to the European Commission demanding access to thousands of EU contracts with NGOs.
The "Effective Anti-smoking Policies" Index analyses public policies aimed to eradicate smoking, in 59 countries
Luigi Di Maio's candidacy irks key countries across the EU and the Gulf
Policymakers must ensure that Europe's demand needs are met in an affordable way while at the same time supporting the transition to low-carbon fuels.
The U.K.’s current political and economic turmoil offers a model that no one on the continent would wish to follow right now – but its Due Diligence system,
Mental health crisis is a complex problem, but there are simple things Europeans can do to cope
By directing the state’s remembrance policy towards score-settling, Spain’s left-wing government is dangerously reawakening a long-defunct conflict.
