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In the wake of pushback by Brussels after it lowered barriers to corruption, Slovakia’s increasingly illiberal government is now taking heat for its campaign to…
Read more →BRUSSELS — Police in Brussels moved on Tuesday to shut down an ongoing gathering of Europe’s hard-right elite. The National Conservatism Conference was set to…
Read more →BRUSSELS — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced that her head of Cabinet will run her campaign for a second five-year term in the…
Read more →BRUSSELS — The European Council’s outgoing President, Charles Michel, is skipping a planned debate with members of the European Parliament (MEPs) later this week in…
Read more →“Dynamic and amazing” aren’t adjectives normally associated with Brussels’ European Quarter. The drab district, monopolized by office buildings housing eurocrats and lobbyists, is generally known…
Read more →Brussels police have carried out scores of raids as part of a major operation to crack down on a human trafficking and sexual exploitation ring…
Read more →For months, European lawmakers, NGOs and scientists have been calling on Brussels to set out a long-awaited revamp of the bloc’s chemicals rules before the…
Read more →Moscow and Brussels’ sister city relationship has been suspended — but not ended, Brussels Mayor Philippe Close said. Close, the vice president of the Socialist…
Read more →Brussels is taking steps to limit through traffic in the city center from August 16, a move aimed at greening the capital but one that…
Read more →Protests in Brussels against coronavirus restrictions spiralled into violence on Sunday as protesters clashed with police officers and vandalized the offices of the European External…
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