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Brussels (Brussels Morning) LGBTIQ persons are entitled to the same rights as heterosexual folks, the European Parliament voted yesterday, reinforcing ...

Barcelona (Brussels Morning) On the eve of negotiations between Spain and the Generalitat, an internal row broke out within the ...

Today, the European Commission will announce its recommendations to EU governments to ensure the safety of journalists. Brussels Morning asks ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Conflict of interest and “revolving doors”, plus a lack of adequate protection for whistleblowers -- these are the ...

Barcelona (Brussels Morning) Alexander Golovin, a 22-year-old Catalan man who does not possess any completed tertiary education degree, has been ...

My young life has been shaped by more “crises” than I can count, but always 9/11 has stuck out as ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) This week, the European Parliament convenes with a plenary session in Strasbourg that features debates and votes ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) One year after the tragic blast in Beirut, an investigation has yet to take place and impunity ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) In Finland, schools are just beginning their autumn term. Despite the coronavirus pandemic, schools will reopen as ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) George Orwell’s “1984” novel might be the most iconic reference to a society living under surveillance. Its ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Belgium and the Netherlands have become main hubs for cocaine trafficking into Europe, supplanting Spain as the ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The lack of comprehensive equality legislation across Europe is well known amongst those concerned with the issue. This ...

'A personal look at 20 of their best moments'  London (Brussels Morning) The recent death of Rolling Stones drummer Charlie ...

Athens (Brussels Morning) The music and the songs by Mikis Theodorakis soundtracked my youth, as well as that of many generations in ...

Athens (Brussels Morning). The European Union is one of the most important ideas conceived and realised during the 20th century. ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) I say thanks to doctors, soldiers, officials, women and men who in these dark days have saved thousands ...

Rome (Brussels Morning) The Israeli series Shtisel, a family saga that since 2013 has been retracing the everyday and extraordinary ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) MEPs in the Budget Committee have lashed out against the European Commission’s delay in proposing new sources ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The US mission in Afghanistan ended just before the twentieth anniversary of 9/11. The last US C-17 ...

Skopje (Brussels Morning) How does the Islamic Republic of Iran view the developments in Afghanistan? How are the Taliban seen ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) A majority of the EU adult population — 70% — is now fully vaccinated, representing a total ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The COVID-19 pandemic is proving to be one of the steepest and most demanding learning curves in ...

Athens (Brussels Morning). Wildfires cement bonds of solidarity between - and give rise to a louder blame game narrative across ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) The European Parliament is coming up to speed after the summer break with agenda highlights on the ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) Baltic Sea fishing opportunities for 2022 will remain practically unchanged, following the European Commission’s announcement of new ...

Athens (Brussels Morning). Lithuania's parliament introduced a bill for the construction of a wall along its border with Belarus, intended ...

Madrid (Brussels Morning) As Europe was burning this summer, the term “climate change” came to people’s minds, pointing to a ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) In February, the European External Action Service (EEAS) posted an official representative in the Middle East and North ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) In a press conference following Tuesday’s virtual G7 meeting on the Afghan evacuation, European Council president Charles ...

Paris (Brussels Morning) Amidst the chaos surrounding the fall of Kabul to the Taliban, Qatar’s essential work and acting as ...

Berlin (Brussels Morning) The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report presents the scientific state of the art on ...

Brussels (Brussels Morning) This year marks the International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour. This provides us with a ...

The government of Greece has made interference with the independence of the Judiciary and the press a daily norm. The ...

Ankara (Brussels Morning) Sedat Peker, who has had an Interpol red notice issued about him on the grounds of his being ...

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