While Brussels leads with some of the world’s strongest human-rights laws, the European Fundamental Rights Agency director ...
Soaring fuel prices, cash restrictions in Crimea, and growing talk of forced mobilisation mean ordinary Russians could soon ...
Putin is betting on seizing Kostyantynivka to shift attention from Crimea. Intensified Ukrainian strikes on Russia’s energy ...
As Peter Magyar rams through his ‘Purgatory’ reforms to sideline Orbán’s old guard, he has also triggered warnings against ...
Monday's meeting between Chinese commerce minister Wang Wentao and EU trade commissioner Maroš Šefčovič in Brussels has been ...
Shaped by a childhood marked by standing up to bullies and a political career defined by pragmatic shifts, Mette Frederiksen ...
The risks of Ebola cases in the EU is still "very low", the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control has said. But ...
The enlargement craze has sent legislative mechanisms ablaze in many Balkan and Eastern European countries, with transparency ...
Ireland takes over the EU presidency as analysts ridicule its defence spending - Europe's lowest at 0.2 percent of its GDP.
As Giorgia Meloni turns Italy into a test case of far-right rule, her mix of compromise in Brussels and hardline policies at ...
Trains buckle, schools shut and outdoor workers struggle through 40°C days. Trade unions and scientists are warning that ...
By smashing ferries, fuel depots and key roads feeding Crimea, Kyiv is testing whether it can strangle Russia’s Black Sea ...
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