European lawmakers on Thursday approved new rules to reduce acquisitions of companies or bids for public contracts by subsidised foreign companies. The Foreign Subsidies Regulation was primarily aimed at curbing … Read More
The European Parliament approved on Thursday a draft law that would allow for billions of euros to be redistributed towards a plan to make the European Union independent of Russian … Read More
The European Commission on Thursday unveiled proposals to boost the bloc’s cyber defence capacities and make it easy and quicker for armed forces to cross internal borders. “The security environment … Read More
The war in Ukraine and suspected acts of sabotage on key infrastructure are forcing European countries to rethink their approach to what is critical and who should control it. And … Read More
The eurozone and most EU countries will head to an economic recession in the last quarter of 2022, according to the European Commission’s autumn economic forecast. “The economic situation has … Read More
Euronews’ Brussels bureau brings you the second episode of a new talk show that breaks down European news and politics to make it more accessible to viewers. This week, we … Read More
The European Union, the world’s wealthiest single market, intends to oppose the creation of a brand-new international fund for climate reparations, the very same topic expected to dominate talks at … Read More
The war in Ukraine and suspected acts of sabotage on key infrastructure are forcing European countries to rethink their approach to what is critical, and who should control it. And … Read More
Leaders from across the European Union are gearing up for the COP27, the UN Climate Change Conference that aims to put the brakes on climate change and limit global warming … Read More
Russia’s war in Ukraine and the economic impact it is having on Europe have underscored an ongoing “crisis of democracy” that won’t be fixed with small changes, a renowned Turkish … Read More
