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'Hard-won victory' - European Parliament opens EU courts to environmental defenders

In a big win for all environmental defenders, the EU Parliament has officially opened the EU courts to environmental challenges. It follows a decade-long legal battle...

Conference of Peripheral Maritime Regions of Europe (CPMR)6 years ago

Scientists call for immediate EU action to protect dolphins and porpoises following NGO request

Scientists from the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES) have published landmark advice on 26 May, warning the European Commission that immediate action is...

Conference of Peripheral Maritime Regions of Europe (CPMR)9 years ago

Secret EU minutes show unsustainable #fishing quotas set with 'scant justification'

EU fishing quotas were set higher than advised by scientists and the European Commission without sufficient economic or social justification, an access to information request has...

Business9 years ago

#ClientEarth: 'Rule of law shunned' as #CETA deal approved in European Parliament

MEPs have voted through CETA, without seeking the opinion of the European Court of Justice on the most controversial elements of the deal (ICS, ISDS), says...

Air quality10 years ago

Brussels the latest target in wave of #CleanAir cases launched in EU

ClientEarth has launched a legal challenge to tackle the pollution crisis in Brussels – the latest in a wave of such cases across Europe. The development means the environmental law organization, working with partners in Belgium, has...

Conference of Peripheral Maritime Regions of Europe (CPMR)11 years ago

Fishing quotas set too high as EU ministers largely ignore science

Opinion by ClientEarth Last night's meeting (15 December) leaves overfishing as a serious threat to oceans and industry, as EU ministers set quotas which disregard fisheries...

Air quality12 years ago

Commission welcomes ECJ ruling in ClientEarth's case against UK over failure to tackle air pollution

The European Commission welcomes today's (19 November) ruling of the European Court of Justice, following the referral by the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom of...

EU Reporter

'Hard-won victory' - European Parliament opens EU courts to environmental defenders

Scientists call for immediate EU action to protect dolphins and porpoises following NGO request

Secret EU minutes show unsustainable #fishing quotas set with 'scant justification'

#ClientEarth: 'Rule of law shunned' as #CETA deal approved in European Parliament

Brussels the latest target in wave of #CleanAir cases launched in EU

Fishing quotas set too high as EU ministers largely ignore science

Commission welcomes ECJ ruling in ClientEarth's case against UK over failure to tackle air pollution

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London police reviewing ghost tube station fraud case

Aliko Dangote: African Energy Person of the Year 2026

Statement by MEP Fernand Kartheiser on the President’s letter to Mr. Boyer dated 11.06.2026

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Why a nature-positive economy is Europe's smartest investment

CBAM webinar follow up: 'How to make your decarbonization efforts pay off'

Unlock Your Power: New EU campaign to help citizens better understand and use their energy rights

Kazakhstan reforms under scrutiny at Brussels Press Club round table

Japan should face up to history and contribute more to regional peace

Ambassador calls for 'speeding up' of co-operation between EU and Kazakhstan

Timur Turlov at Smart Moves Summit 2025: How chess can transform global education

Shevtsova’s case: Out-of-court sanctions dismantling trust in Ukrainian cause