Barry Cowen MEP welcomes European Parliament vote to refer Mercosur deal to EU Court
Cyprus Presidency includes focus on effective migration management and ProtectEU
Ship recycling: New certificate formats to reduce administrative burden
Asylum applications in October 2025
EU and Mercosur sign historic and ambitious partnership
Tokayev’s 'Kurultai state': Why Kazakhstan’s new political architecture matters for Europe
Political damage control and course correction: Why we must bring an end to Penpa Tsering’s ‘five failed years’
Easier mobility for architects as EU-Canada agreement enters into force
Welfare reform continues to hamper Labour
25% of young people work and study at the same time
Cost reduction is the main driver of outsourcing
Eurostat 2026 release calendar out now
Bulgaria set to join eurozone
EU agri-food trade surplus reaches highest level in over a year as exports hit a record in October
Commission publishes 'fitness check' on EU laws covering the security of electricity and gas supply in view of future revision
EU plans to upgrade energy infrastructure to lower bills and boost independence
PCI Energy Days 2025: Two days of meaningful discussions to shape Europe’s energy future
Commission boosts energy interconnectivity across Europe and beyond by supporting 235 cross-border projects
UK rejoining Erasmus shows 'education as a special value'
14% of young people in the EU dropped out of education
Is it time to rethink how schools handle smartphones?
Nitrogen management takes a major step forward in Europe
The backbone of education: EU’s 5.26 million teachers
Carbon taxes revenue tripled between 2017 and 2023
Strategic projects on critical raw materials gain momentum in second selection round for potential funding and faster permitting
Global and European temperatures in 2025 ranked as the third-highest on record, Copernicus report finds
Commission amends ETS State aid Guidelines to tackle carbon leakage for more energy-intensive industries
Savour the indoors with EU Ecolabel this winter
Parliament draws the battle lines on Europe’s Critical Medicines Act
US tariffs and MFN pricing threaten pharma investment and access in Europe
'Great to see Irish beef back on the menu’: Fianna Fáil MEP welcomes reopening of Chinese market for Irish beef
Commission proposes new measures to improve health and the health-care sector
World’s leading minds and Nobel laureates unite in Dubrovnik for historic conference on AI in medicine
Spectacular stage show is a stomping success and it's heading to Belgium
Panto is back in Belgium.... oh yes it is
European quantum start-ups are already delivering – How do we turn them into an industry?
Special year ahead for famous Brussels festival
Fireworks imports fizz up in 2024
Trapped in the feed: How endless scrolling warps our reality and wears us down
Separating fact from fiction: The BRICS currency debate
How Nigerian news outlets spread disinformation on the Ukraine-Russia conflict
Goolammv ‘unmasking’ raises more questions than it answers
Nova Resistência in Brazil: Identifying Dangerous Narratives and Stemming Their Influence
EU fur farming has been unprofitable for years and costs EU citizens €446 million a year, new report finds
The veterinary workforce can help spare us from future pandemics – but only if we invest in it
Travelling with your pets in Europe
MEPs propose stricter rules on dog and cat welfare and traceability
Contrasting changes in animal production forecast
Visualisations bring data to life
Report with policy pointers from Youth Entrepreneurship Policy Academy published
Commission extends SATA and TAP state aid divestment conditions deadlines
Commission approves €167.8 million French restructuring aid to Corsair
How can organizations and corporations contribute to World Fisheries Day
JF-17, debt and the morality of power: How arms deals are testing international law
ICEYE to deliver sovereign space-based intelligence capabilities to the Swedish Armed Forces
Commissioner Kubilius to discuss Europe's security challenges with Nordic leaders in Sweden
Commission allocates €1 billion to boost collaborative European defence research and development
By failing to satisfy Article 3, Britain puts Europe at risk
Malta will relax its anti-abortion laws and allow terminations of pregnancies where the mother's health or life is at risk, Chris Fearne, health minister, said on...
