A new Hungarian think tank vowing to “shake up European debate” has insisted it is independent despite receiving funds from Viktor Orban’s government. The main aim of MCC Brussels, executive … Read More
The family of a Polish woman that died due to Poland’s new restrictive rules on abortion have spoken out about her ordeal. Izabela Sajbor, 30, died of septic shock last … Read More
The European Union has now provided more than €1 billion in humanitarian aid to Ukraine with efforts now focused on preparing for winter, the EU’s Commissioner for Crisis Management said … Read More
Russia’s war has ravaged Ukraine’s public coffers, leaving the country with an ever-widening deficit that requires urgent foreign assistance to keep the economy afloat. The widespread havoc wreaked by Russian … Read More
Women in the European Union will from Tuesday and until the rest of the year “work for free” compared to their male counterparts. That’s because November 15 marks Equal Pay Day … Read More
The EU-wide relocation system launched in June and touted as a major step forward in the reform of migration policy has so far resulted in 117 asylum seekers being transferred … Read More
EU countries are planning to increase their defence expenditure by €70 billion by 2025 in order to fill existing capability gaps, according to the EU’s foreign policy chief. Speaking in … Read More
The COP27 must be focussed on “implementation”, Charles Michel said on Tuesday, urging countries to redouble their efforts to solve the “challenge of our generation” that is climate change. “In the … Read More
European Union negotiators on Tuesday evening struck a deal for binding emissions reduction targets for sectors including road transport, agriculture, buildings, and waste. The agreement struck between members of the … Read More
The European Union appears ready to ditch austerity as it takes the first formal steps to reform the long-standing fiscal rules that rein in excessive government spending. The legally-binding rules, … Read More
