Not quite free movement offered to UK for students and young workers
European Council acts on Iran but hopes for progress towards peace
Borrell writes his job description
No EU membership without free media
EU expands international cooperation on critical raw materials
EU reaction to Israel’s missile strike on Iran comes with warning on Gaza
Join Hands to Build a Community of Shared Future and Create a Brighter Future for China-Belgium All-round Partnership of Friendly Cooperation Together
The Oslo Statement creates new challenges on people development
Turning Promises into Action: G7's Vital Role in Supporting Ukraine's Future
‘Let’s not forget Gaza’ says Borrell after Foreign Ministers discuss Israel-Iran crisis
Trade Unions say Minimum Wages Directive is already working
Cars that update themselves will be a $700 billion market by 2034
How the Red Sea crisis is impacting Central and Eastern Europe’s trade
Europe's 5G Conundrum: A Continent Left in the Slow Lane
World Bank Presents Key Findings of Latest Study on Middle Corridor in Tbilisi
MEPs back EU withdrawal from Energy Charter Treaty
Unraveling the Paradox: Biden's LNG Policy and its Impact on Global Climate and Geopolitics
The European Union's Wind of Change: A Ban on Foreign Wind Turbines
Putting an end to manipulations on energy markets will bring the bills down
Balancing acts: High aims in the policy realm, yet investments must align with ambitions
Designing Europe: ESCP students learn about economic and social reform in the heart of Europe
Educatius Announces Selected International Participants for Groundbreaking Art Internship in The Gambia
The top 15 smartest European countries - Belgium ranks seventh
Education Day this year must focus on the attainment gap
Universities and the future of Europe
SIBUR plans to recycle up to 100,000 tons of plastic waste per year
Heat pumps crucial to green transition for steel and other industries
European Green Deal unfit for purpose
Unreasonable Impact announces new roster of ventures for UK & Europe programme
The Green Deal a “costly extravaganza.”
Why EU policy on tobacco control is not working
After "QATARGATE" at the Parliament, "TOBACCOGATE" at the Commission?
How Conflict Zones Drive Medical Innovation
WORLD OBESITY DAY - Alliance Against Obesity
A Fishy Business?
Transforming Your Living Room: A Glimpse into the Future of Entertainment Tech
Paul Nicholls Bidding for Record-Matching Gold Cup Triumph
How can European law ensure a fair deal for our authors and performers in the audiovisual sector?
Norway ranks top for best place to work and live in 2024
New study reveals the most popular technological gadgets in Belgium
EU-Chile trade agreement falls short on animal welfare
Norway requested to step up preparedness for infectious avian diseases
Vote for Animals: placing animal welfare at the heart of the EU Elections
Commission proposes new rules to improve animal welfare
Travelling with pets: Rules to keep in mind
Free speech victory claimed as court stops order to halt NatCon
NatCon’s on-off conference halted by Brussels police
NatCon conference to go ahead at new Brussels venue
Leak: EU interior ministers want to exempt themselves from chat control bulk scanning of private messages
National Conservatives vow to go ahead with Brussels event
‘No violence or intimidation’ can block Ukraine’s NATO path
Finance ministers give go ahead to boost security and defence industry
How Russia’s elite profited from a NATO exercise -and triggered a spy scare
Stalemate is no strategy: NATO faces the new reality
NATO just opened a new airbase in Albania. That’s a good thing
László Andor László Andor is a former EU commissioner, now head of department of economic policy (Corvinus University, Budapest), Senior Research Fellow at IMK (Düsseldorf) and...
