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Brussels (Brussels Morning) European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen addressed today the high-profile Web Summit, which brings together various stakeholders looking ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Lockdown Brussels, for the most part dull and grey, has been shaken by a political scandal involving ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on health was discussed today during a hearing of the European ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning)  On their first trip outside the EU since the corona crisis struck, Commissioners Ylva Johansson and Olivier ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) To mark World World AIDS day, Health Commissioner Stella Kyriakides is addressing, today, a high profile conference ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) As low-income countries are under pressure due to the corona crisis and increasingly exposed to the risk ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Marking the 35th anniversary of the Schengen area, the European Commission will assemble the first-ever Schengen Forum ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A change in the security situation around the Baltic Sea has been quietly under way since last ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Despite some optimism ahead of last weekend, there are no results to announce so far from this ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) released a recent report describing global plans to eradicate ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) There has been progress on the Brexit talks this week but the outcome remains uncertain. There is ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) EU action has not contributed to the recovery of seas and marine habitats, reveals the European Court ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The new EU pharmaceutical strategy was presented yesterday by the European Commission, promising a patient-centered vision, emphasizing ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The first of a set of acts pertaining to the EU’s new data strategy was released by ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning)The European Parliament  has condemned Turkey’s opening of Varosha, the beachfront resort area sealed off since the Turkish ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) New rules to overturn unfair commercial exchanges are expected to come into force, empowering EU consumers to ...

Europe’s skies have cleared up over the last decade, with less overall emissions and a decline in key air pollutants. ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) In Brussels this week, the European Parliament welcomes MEPs to debate issues including media freedom — silencing ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Despite the debacle caused last week when a Dutch journalist managed to join EU’s defence ministers in ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) EU member states have drawn up an action plan tackling the impact of COVID-19 on human rights ...

In Sweden, life under corona has continued at almost normal pace with a notable absence of masks. In neighbouring Finland, ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The Commission has announced an additional €3 million in humanitarian support for civilians in the midst of ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Commission should step up efforts to improve against enforcement challenges in digital markets, a report ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The Commission is treading carefully this year in its assessment of EU government national budgets, as public ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Digital literacy in Croatia is poised to grow considerably following an EU investment of 150 million euros ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Hungary and Poland announced Monday that each intends to exercise its veto over the decision on the ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning)  Digital transformation in a rapidly changing world has been part of the focus of this year’s high-profile ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) In an online meeting today Friday, EU ministers responsible for internal security agreed to stricter  application of ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The new EU consumer agenda announced on Friday the 13th, sets out to improve product safety, especially ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Services such as ordering meals and transport online are helping create a growth sector of digitally-driven jobs, ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU’s first strategy on LGBTIQ equality calls for homophobic hate speech and hate crime to be ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Another EU contract with pharmaceutical company Pfizer and its associate BioNTech should secure up to 300 million ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Talks on the EU budget have been going since August. The budget deal today foresees the EU’s ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Amazon’s use of its Prime label and the company’s use of its marketplace to push third-party vendors ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) EU ministers for foreign trade are discussing the state of play of trade relations with the US ...

Brussels 2 October: EU leaders today reinforced the sanctions on Belarus, hitherto blocked by Cyprus, which sought a quid pro ...

The European Commission has sent the UK a letter of formal notice for breaching obligations following from the withdrawal agreement ...

In its 2020 outlook on trade and development, UNCTAD, the UN agency for Trade and Development, warns of the consequences ...

The Brussels political week is marked by the Special European Council on Thursday and Friday. EU leaders will convene in ...

In its report on EU-African security cooperation in the Sahel and the Horn of Africa, the European Parliament laments that ...

With a Commission that is in office for less than a year, today marked the first attempt at a grand ...

Political expectations are running high, not just in Brussels, ahead of Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s delivery of her ...

Eurozone real GDP is expected to grow by over 8% in the third quarter of this year (through the end ...