For the first time, the EU is using public hearings to decide where to locate an agency ADVERTISEMENT Lawmakers today held landmark hearings to determine the site of the EU’s … Read More
Country of origin labelling for honey, fruit juices, and jams is the main outstanding issue to iron out in what is expected to be a quick deal on new EU … Read More
Agri-food actors have been summoned to Brussels by the European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen to help forge a new long-term vision for agriculture amid mounting protests from farmers … Read More
Austria, France and Italy pushed for putting lab-grown meat on the ‘menu’ of the next gathering of EU agriculture ministers, taking the helm of the 12-country coalition against this food … Read More
Twitchy bond markets and upcoming elections mean the clock is ticking for controversial new EU deficit laws. ADVERTISEMENT EU lawmakers and governments will engage in a furious few weeks of … Read More
Take care while unpacking Christmas stockings – the presents inside may contain hazardous chemicals such as lead and phthalates, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) warns in its latest report. ADVERTISEMENT … Read More
23 years after the Bosman ruling, another Luxembourg-based European Court of Justice (ECJ) judgment has shaken the foundations of European football as we know it. But what are its effects? … Read More
Restrictions remain in place on the former Ukrainian president who’s accused of supporting Putin, despite a legal ruling yesterday in his favour ADVERTISEMENT Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and his … Read More
The news comes as EU courts upheld measures taken against Roman Abramovich as retaliation for Russia’s war ADVERTISEMENT Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and his son Oleksandr saw EU sanctions … Read More
Seizing the money in retaliation for the Ukraine war could breach international law, officials worry ADVERTISEMENT Frozen Russian central bank assets held within the EU will be segregated, the bloc … Read More
