EU refuses to rule out suspending Brexit trade deal
The European Commission won’t rule out suspending the EU-UK trade deal if the UK approves a draft bill that unilaterally overrides parts of the Brexit agreement. “We will be very … Read More
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Explained: Where EU leaders stand on Ukraine’s membership to the bloc
The European Commission is this week expected to endorse granting Ukraine candidate status for EU membership. Kyiv filled out the necessary paperwork in just a month following the unprovoked attack … Read More
EU relaunches legal action against UK over unilateral Brexit changes
The European Union announced on Wednesday that it will relaunch legal action against the UK over a draft law London unveiled that would override parts of the Brexit treaty. The … Read More
MEPs strike down EU plans to label nuclear and gas as green investment
The European Commission’s highly controversial plan to label gas and nuclear as sustainable energy sources was on Tuesday struck down by two key parliamentary committees. The Economic and Monetary Affairs … Read More
Europe urged not to neglect other refugees amid focus on Ukraine
Europe must not let the drive to help Ukrainians fleeing war distract it from opening its door to refugees fleeing other conflicts around the world, it has been claimed. Seven … Read More
UK controversial draft law would bring ‘trivial’ changes to N. Ireland Protocol, Boris Johnson says
Britain’s upcoming draft law to unilaterally alter the Northern Ireland Protocol would only bring “trivial changes”, Prime Minister Boris Johnson claimed on Monday, dismissing concerns the controversial legislation could usher … Read More
Troubles over lack of food to increase, says World Food Program analyst
The war in Ukraine could have a huge impact on countries thousands of kilometres from the Eastern European region, a World Food Programme analyst has warned. The conflict is already … Read More
Watch: What has the Common Agricultural Policy brought to the EU?
Europe’s Common Agricultural Policy is celebrating its 60th birthday. Launched in 1962, what has it brought to the European Union? Several European parliamentarians told Euronews that the policy remained important … Read More
The EU needs renewables to curb Russian fossil fuel dependence. For these, it’s dependent on China.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has exposed the European Union’s dependence on Russian fossil fuels and accelerated the bloc’s transition into renewables. But while no country has a monopoly on the … Read More
UK nationals residing in EU can’t vote or stand in local elections, says top court
British nationals residing in European Union member states are no longer allowed to vote or stand in local and municipal elections, the bloc’s top court ruled on Thursday. The case … Read More
