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Brussels (Brussels Morning) A report published yesterday by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) and co-funded by Vodafone ...

Expand the remit of VPAs to reach climate change and biodiversity targets, writes Heidi Hautala MEP. Brussels (Brussels Morning) In ...

The Conference on the Future of Europe shouldn't degenerate into political theatre but instead, politicians should listen and give a ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Global Navigation Satellite Systems Agency (GSA) is scheduled to soon expand both its capacity and ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Parliament voted yesterday to cut shipping emission by 40% by 2030, in a bid to ...

Workers should always be able to make ends meet, with a minimum wage they can, writes Daniela Rondinelli. Brussels (Brussels ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A solidary fund totalling 186 million euro to help the unemployed was adopted yesterday by the European ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU’s flagship research programme, Horizon Europe, is set to boost the bloc’s green and digital ambitions ...

Politicians are attempting to alter the balance of power through illegitimate representation among the region’s diverse ethnic population, writes Željana ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Migrant workers’ rights in the Gulf region were discussed today by the European Parliament’s Delegation for relations with ...

A new report sheds light on a long-standing fact — that Europe does not adequately protect migrant children and this ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Commission today announced its first rules dealing with the complexities and demands of regulating artificial ...

A European Citizens Initiative proposal discussed in parliament shows that ending the cage age is possible, writes Mario Furore. Brussels ...

The rising interest in illegal waste disposal by mafias should trigger a better legal response to counter such a hazardous ...

The pandemic proved how important out cultural and creative arts are, it’s our turn to help rebuild their broken economy, ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) This week, the European Parliament convenes as committee and political group meetings feature the new multilingual platform ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A recent report from the European Food Safety Agency (EFSA) reveals a drop of pesticide residues found ...

A translatlantic approach is crucial to better data use in Europe, writes Christian Ehler MEP. Brussels (Brussels Morning) The world ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Commission is set to crack down on organised crime and human trafficking as part of ...

New legislation could finally level the playing field and give users back some of the power lost to gatekeepers over ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) COVID-19 vaccine manufacturer Johnson & Johnson is delaying rollout of its vaccine in the EU as US ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Brussels for a key NATO meeting that will feature ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EIT Digital, a European digital innovation and education platform funded by the EU, has recently embarked ...

Blockchain technology can tackle the problems accosted with vaccine programmes and test certification, argue Georgios Kyrtsos and Maria da Graça ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Council and the European Parliament announced yesterday that work is progressing on the planned 19 ...

The growing Roma community can no longer be ignored, doing so would have implications for us all, writes Peter Pollák ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has signed legislation that will change the country’s constitution and allow him to ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) As of today, the European Health and Digital Agency (HaDEA) takes on its responsibilities as the new ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU and the UN are hoping to raise billions in aid for Syria during the two-day ...

Despite a rocky two-century start since the 1821 revolution of Greece, it is widely accepted that from 1974, Greece has ...

While the EU’s credibility advancing gay rights has been undermined by developments in Poland, the Commission advances an agenda to ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Parliament has flagged concerns about Turkey’s conduct ahead of the upcoming European Council meeting (25-26 ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Parliament has defended the use of renewable hydrogen and energy sector integration, in furthering efforts ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) This week the European Commission’s agenda will feature a number of discussions starting with the role and ...

Political scientist Barah Mikail reflects on the last 10 years of Syria’s war, an anniversary not to be celebrated, he ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) On the occasion of the 10th meeting of the EU Platform on Food Losses and Food Waste, ...

To learn about strategic autonomy, Europe should learn its lessons from Croatia, writes Zelijana Zovko. MEP. Brussels (Brussels Morning) The ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) This week, the European Parliament convenes committee meetings to discuss and vote on matters related to NATO ...

Denying a ringfenced pot of money to promote biodiversity and continuing harmful subsidies for the large-scale fishing industry, the new ...

The EU should be leading with a global approach to children's rights with nuance and a forward-looking strategy, writes Hilde ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The Conference on the Future of Europe received a further boost on 10 March with the signing ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) US Envoy for Climate John Kerry is in Brussels today discussing preparations for the COP26 UN climate ...

Frances Fitzgerald MEP explores how the EU can help achieve true gender equality in the EU. Brussels (Brussels Morning) The ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) This week, as the world celebrates International Women’s Day, the European Parliament gathers in plenary sitting to ...

In the fast evolving world of crypto-markets, European regulation is ever more urgent — Facebook’s Diem will speed up progress, ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Commission’s proposal to strengthen judicial cooperation with third countries was approved yesterday by EU member ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Commission has announced 95 million euros in humanitarian support to help address the dire situation ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) This week the European Commission’s agenda features COVID-19 developments at the level of EU health ministers, when ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) EU countries have accepted a proposal for public, country-by-country profit reporting by large corporations, despite continuing resistance ...

Work still needs to take place to eliminate racism in the EU, giving the EU motto ‘United in Diversity’ true ...