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Six local residents from Brussels have started a petition against the planned conversion of the 'Middenvijver' in the park of ...

The European Commission has started consultations with experts and EU member states on pending sustainable finance rules.

Germany has stated its support for the EU's plan to label some natural gas projects as green, but it continues ...

Russia’s military threat to the Ukraine has disconcerted Finland and Sweden to the point of prompting consideration of joining NATO.

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Beyond the questionable lack of good taste of some scenes of the G20, where the "great" of the ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Representatives from all 27 EU countries have agreed to make the European Commission the sole enforcer of ...

Barcelona (Brussels Morning) Thousands of construction workers have taken to the streets of Melbourne to protest the ‘’no jab, no ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Solar power generation accounted for 10% of EU output in June and July, global energy transition think ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Slovenia assumes the Presidency of the EU with a very full agenda, but the enlargement aspirations of ...

The EU must use its human rights sanctions regime to supports rights defenders across the globe, writes, Heidi Hautula. Brussels ...

COVID-19 has highlighted the problem of affordable housing in Europe, it’s time for the EU to adopt Housing4All, writes Daniela ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU met with the British-Swedish pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca on Monday, to demand an explanation for the ...

With post-election dust settling in the US, we can now delineate upcoming policies and compare them more fairly with Europe, ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU is struggling to deter illegal migration from Africa despite providing aid to African countries to ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) EU leaders meeting by videoconference on Thursday are expected to come to terms with the emergence of ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Parliament is calling for the release of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny and is demanding ...

Athens (Brussels Morning) Europe is no longer merely the recipient of collective security guarantees in a Euro-Atlantic context but is leading ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Portugal, in its capacity as holder of the EU's rotating presidency, looks to complete the bloc’s landmark ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The fallout ensuing from the investment treaty agreed in the online meeting between China’s President Xi Jinping ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A visit by the European Council President Charles Michel’s visit to Lisbon kicked off the Portuguese Presidency of the ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The investment deal with China that the EU has been seeking to conclude over the last seven ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Italy's lobbies are urging EU authorities to temporarily ease bank rules to help businesses stay afloat amidst ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Europe is lagging behind China and the US with the roll-out of 5G telecom networks, but the ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) It seems a very long time ago that on 31 January, I cleared my desk at the European ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU has joined in the call for a ceasefire in the Central African Republic (CAR), while ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) After last week’s agreement by EU leaders to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the EU by over ...

Warsaw/Poland : August 27 (Brussels Morning) Whenever a little dictator does not get his way in Brussels (dictators are usually ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Union approved Google’s takeover of Fitbit on Thursday, after securing special provisions for protection of ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Belarusian democratic opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya collected the European Parliament’s Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought in ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Europe gets very little defence for its money.  The European defence industry is fragmented and focused on national ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The French government is proposing that the EU donates 5% of its coronavirus vaccines to poorer countries, ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU’s High Representative Joseph Borrell briefed Ministers this week regarding Venezuela’s elections, saying, “EU and Latin American ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU is looking to reach agreement on more ambitious environmental protection goals this week, ahead of ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The violent conflict that has ravaged Ethiopia for over a month still does not seem close to ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) While EU member states struggle to keep the pandemic under control, US tech giants are flourishing in ...

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 EU-launched third sale of bonds from the Temporary Support to Mitigate Unemployment Risks in an Emergency ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Turkey’s President Recep Erdoğan has stated that Ankara sees its place in the EU, while calling on ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU is planning to draw up the "Strategic Compass," a master strategy document outlining the bloc's ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Calls for the ‘'right to repair'’ electronics are growing louder in the EU as the push for ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) French President Emmanuel Macron has described the UN Security Council, France being one of its five permanent ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The EU has announced its procurement of satellites for expansion of the bloc's Copernicus Programme, BBC reported ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) About 165 companies and bodies have called on the EU to crack down on Google, warning that ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) On Monday, Germany’s Minister of Health Jens Spahn, speaking on behalf of the EU, called for full ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) An initial agreement between European Union institutions on conditioning EU funds against compliance with the rule of ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The coronavirus crisis is accentuating the economic and social divergences between Northern and Southern Europe.  Already in 2019 ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A draft EU proposal on reforming the World Health Organisation (WHO) reportedly criticises the UN agency for ...

Thessaloniki (Brussels Morning) The EU strongly criticized Turkey in its recent report on 2020 EU enlargement policy making it plain ...

Thessaloniki (Brussels Morning) In the 2020 Communication on EU enlargement policy published on 6 October, the evaluation of Belgrade’s status ...

London (Brussels Morning) Britain and the EU have indicated they are still open to negotiate a trade deal to come ...