Lithuanian defence minister Dovile Šakaliene resigned this week following an internal government dispute over the Baltic ...

Just nine votes blocked a deal between the EU centre-right, liberal, and centre-left parties on the politically sensitive “omnibus” law to simplify Europe’s sustainability and due diligence rules on ...

Members of the far-right Alternative for Germany party in Thuringia state filed 47 questions asking about topics like critical infrastructure ...

Our economy relies on nature, yet the economy also impacts nature in profound ways. This Op-Ed highlights the need for policy ...

This video highlights the vital role of plasma-derived medicines and the need to strengthen Europe’s plasma supply chain. Unlike lab-made medicines, these therapies depend on donations from ...

BRATISLAVA – Slovakia may lift its veto on the EU’s 19th sanctions package against Russia, Prime Minister Robert Fico said Wednesday, provided the bloc addresses his demands on energy prices, the ...

The European Parliament has awarded its annual Sakharov human rights prize to imprisoned journalists Andrzej Poczobut, a member of the Polish minority in Belarus, and Mzia Amaglobeli from Georgia.

All still to play for as the EU executive's plan for a so-called "28th regime" has not yet settled the directive or regulation question, per a Commission spokesperson ...

New draft of European Council conclusions, seen by Euractiv, suggest that EU leaders will discuss the need for a "digital majority age" during Thursday's summit ...

What has been adopted is a complete unravelling of the very idea of the due diligence directive. The law that was supposed to ...

The EU is proposing significant tweaks to its deforestation rules, which would significantly ease requirements for European ...

Europe must choose power or risk fading into geopolitical irrelevance. With power politics back on the continent and challenges mounting, Europe must become a global superpower in defence, diplomacy ...