Teresa Anjinho, who sits on the supervisory board of the European Anti-Fraud Office, was elected on Tuesday as the new
Tag: EU
Europe’s Starlink competitor is go
A Starlink terminal in the wild. | Photo by Thomas Ricker / The Verge The EU has signed a deal
EU approves new sanctions on Russian ‘shadow fleet’
BRUSSELS — The European Union will blacklist dozens of oil and gas tankers helping Moscow earn billions from illicit fossil
Kallas gave top EU official the ax and governments aren’t happy
BRUSSELS ― The European Union’s new foreign affairs chief has outraged governments and officials over her decision to boot out
European Commission downsizes spokesperson team
BRUSSELS — The European Commission is reducing the number of its spokespeople, as Ursula von der Leyen begins her second five-year mandate
Report reveals 1 in 3 women in the EU have been victims of violence
Nearly one-third of women in the EU have experienced violence at home, at their work, or in public, according to
Austria opens door to Romania, Bulgaria in EU free-travel zone
Romania and Bulgaria might finally get the green light to become full members of the EU free-travel zone from the
Countries are ramping up renewable energy plans, but not fast enough
UN climate chief Simon Stiell delivers a speech during the opening of the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29)
Greece’s main opposition further dismantled
Greece’s Syriza party cracked up further over the weekend and is about to officially lose its status as the country’s
Moldovans head to polls in major test for EU future
`Moldova’s pro-Western president, Maia Sandu, faces a critical second-round election on Sunday that will determine who takes charge of the