Greenland’s legacy of Danish colonialism, forced relocations and cultural trauma may now become the opening Donald Trump ...

The US strike that ousted Nicolás Maduro last week has divided European public opinion. What has shocked the West has long ...

Brussels’ push to integrate defence procurement and production across the EU is running up against national interests, ...

Last year radically transformed Europe, as Russia continued its war in Ukraine and the US reneged on longstanding commitments ...

A corruption scandal rocking the European External Action Service is the latest blow to an institution long criticised for its weak grip on the ...

As Washington courts Alexander Lukashenko for prisoner releases and diplomatic leverage, Brussels is left asking whether ...

As Brussels advances a ‘Buy Europe’ agenda to shield its struggling industry, a group of EU countries is pushing back to ...

The European plastics recycling sector is in deep crisis. By the end of 2025, nearly one million tonnes of recycling capacity will have been lost since 2023 – an amount equivalent to the recycling ...

MEP Lynn Boylan (The Left,IE) and MEP Catarina Vieira (Greens/EFA, NL) are lead and shadow rapporteurs of the Deforestation Monitoring Group within the European Parliament’s Committee for ...

The European life sciences industry is experiencing a moment of profound change. Exacerbated by the current geopolitical environment, growing competition from the US and China, decreasing levels of ...

Poland’s nationalist right staged a comeback this week, with Karol Nawrocki narrowly defeating pro-European candidate Rafał Trzaskowski in a bitterly fought presidential runoff. real tools of ...

MEP Sergey Lagodinsky (Greens/EFA, DE) represents the JURI Committee in the working group on the implementation and enforcement of the AI Act. Europe’s need to cut red tape is no secret. It comes up ...