The World Health Organization has declared that the Ebola transmissions in West Africa have come to an end for the moment, as Liberia marks today (14...
Data breaches can cause substantial damage to consumers, businesses and even governments, as the cyber attacks against Sony in 2014 and against Estonia in 2007 showed....
By Martin Banks Thailand has been warned to expect an import ban on fisheries products to the EU unless there is a "dramatic improvement" in addressing...
Although 2016 has barely started, it is already proving to be a busy year for the European Parliament. MEPs are resuming work on a broad range...
The priorities of the incoming Dutch presidency of the EU Council are being outlined to parliamentary committees by Dutch ministers at a series of meetings this...
By European Alliance for Personalised Medicine (EAPM) Executive Director Denis Horgan In a Europe of 500 million people, all of us potential patients, it may come...
The EU is contributing humanitarian funding to an aid convoy which left yesterday morning (11 January) for Madaya, Syria to assist people in need. The convoy...