Euractiv.com

A recent pilot study in Greece has revealed that nearly all tested residential heating and cooling energy interventions yield positive results

EU-US trade deal could unravel amid Greenland standoff, says EU trade lawmakers

The "brutal" repression has "likely suppressed the protest movement for now", said the US-based Institute for the Study of War, which has monitored the protest activity

A month to the Munich Security Conference – with Iran disinvited, high-stakes US–Greenland meetings this week, and von der Leyen pushing Europe’s bid to become a ‘military powerhouse’ – tensions are already running high

MEPs from across the political spectrum have asked the Commission for legal clarity

Ministers say school-based vaccination plays a vital role in protecting young people at a critical stage in their development

Once again, merchant shipping, our vessels and above all our seafarers find themselves at the centre of military and hybrid attacks, as well as asymmetric threats, that are a grave danger to human lives, the environment and safe international navigation. The targeting of vessels, in particular Greek-owned vessels that by extension are part of the […]

Demand for Iranian oil is allowing the country's main branch of armed forces to withstand years of Western sanctions

The US, Saudi and Greek deal on clean shipping poses a serious threat to the EU position

Food advocacy groups says the EU must overhaul its food rules now or risk leaving consumers, especially low-income families and children, exposed to misleading claims, weak enforcement, and unchecked marketing

Europe’s online shift reflects tighter budgets, shaped by value as much as convenience

Europe risks remaining reactive unless industrial ambition is matched by strategic foresight, investment and social cohesion

Draft lowers planned excise rates on vapes and heated tobacco

It would be Slovakia's first US-designed reactor, as all previous ones were of Russian design

The country has seen seven snap elections in the wake of massive anti-graft protests in 2020

Filing the case, the Russian central bank said Euroclear had acted illegally in freezing the assets

The EU's cybersecurity agency ENISA will also see a broader mandate and gain additional resources, according to a draft version of the plan obtained by Euractiv

Civic groups say the popularity of the ‘Bulgarian Christmas’ campaign reflects not generosity alone, but a healthcare system failing its youngest patients.

In today's edition: wine biofuel, chemical union, Ukraine woes

Greece is working on a counter proposal after helping torpedo a net-zero shipping deal