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Europe’s defence debate now centres on one blunt question: how many people can fight if they must?

Europe is spending billions upgrading its defences to deter Russia, but wavering public resolve risks leaving Russia undeterred by Europe’s growing military strength

The move paves the way for a Commission plan to ban Russian oil, ending the bloc's 57-year energy relationship with Moscow

But there is nothing to worry about, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Tuesday

The key concern is that ACT would boost US tech influence in EU standard-setting

The Digital Services Act investigation will also look at whether each platform's users can report child sexual abuse material anonymously

In a town built on overlapping careers and intricate social networks, the appearance of conflict of interest can be nearly as corrosive as the real thing

Some MEPs want to accept the Commission's proposal unchanged, while others are pushing for substantial amendments

For comparison, the Commission had pitched a much higher €4-6.5 billion fee for the UK’s arms industry

The controversy comes in a febrile climate in France ahead of the 2027 presidential elections

Okamura made clear that the new Czech leadership wants Slovakia as a political partner inside the EU

European People’s Party backs move to ‘simplify’ green investment taxonomy

“We cannot allow air passenger rights to be curtailed," the liberal lawmaker Jan-Christoph Oetjen said

Civil Guard associations say the state has failed to provide adequate resources for units combating transnational drug networks

The report hints at measures to prevent below-cost selling

Own resources, European Competitiveness Fund, EU administration, Erasmus

In this interview, Ruud Tombrock, Executive Director of Humane World for Animals Europe, outlines the organisation’s mission to build a world where animals are free from suffering. He introduces HWA’s work by highlighting the scale of intensive farming in Europe and the growing impact of global crises on animal welfare, offering a clear picture of […]

Junts’ decision to “break relations” in October triggered a parliamentary blockade

Denmark’s health minister Sophie Løhde calls it an 'important step' for improving patients' access to medicines

Mogherini, and senior EU official Stefano Sannino are among the arrests