Lebanon’s parliamentary election, held last weekend, was hotly contested as the country remains severely impacted by an economic meltdown so to ensure transparency, European election observers monitored the ballot. In … Read More
An ambitious proposal to ban all Russian oil imports from the European Union’s market remains stuck in negotiations, as several member states argue the rapid energy switch will wreak economic … Read More
Despite not being on the official agenda, Brussel’s proposed Russian oil embargo loomed large on Monday over a meeting of foreign affairs ministers that failed to break the deadlock after … Read More
Brussels and Washington say they want to strengthen global supply chains in order to counter the effects of Russia’s war in Ukraine following a bi-annual meeting between the two sides. … Read More
Ukraine’s hopes of a speedy entrance into the European Union were just as quickly dashed on Thursday after both France and Germany blocked the war-torn country’s bid to join. German … Read More
The European Union’s population is decreasing, the latest official figures show. According to Eurostat’s annual Demography of Europe report released on Thursday, the number of people living in the 27-country … Read More
European Union member states will need to have their gas reserves filled to at least 80% capacity by November to ensure they have enough supply for next winter, according to … Read More
The EU has threatened to use “all the measures at its disposal” after the United Kingdom signalled it would introduce legislation to change the post-Brexit status of Northern Ireland. Britain … Read More
The European Union and the United Kingdom continue to be at loggerheads over the Northern Ireland Protocol, the most contentious element of the Brexit agreement. In the latest twist of … Read More
