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BRUSSELS — Poland’s new government will urge the European Union to “embrace” a plan to slash 90 percent of the bloc’s greenhouse gas emissions by…
Read more →BRUSSELS — The head of European Parliament’s liberals ruled out working with nationalists if European elections deliver a right-wing majority in June. “We should take the…
Read more →By Patrick Wintour/The Guardian London, December 24: European parliamentary elections in June could be as fateful as the US presidential race, the EU foreign policy…
Read more →BRUSSELS — Three sitting members of the European Parliament have already been charged in the so-called Qatargate case, the biggest corruption scandal to hit the…
Read more →BRUSSELS ― The European Commission presented a plan on Tuesday to funnel the proceeds from Russian assets frozen in the EU to help rebuild Ukraine.…
Read more →The prime ministers of Spain, Belgium, Ireland and Malta have called on European Council President Charles Michel to have a “serious debate” this week about…
Read more →Have a nice day Photo / Shutterstock Most mainstream applications of artificial intelligence (AI) make use of its ability to crunch large volumes of data,…
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 →Russian President Vladimir Putin is not worried about Western sanctions — quite the opposite, in fact. Faced with the prospect of a 12th round of…
Read more →The EU and Japan completed a deal on cross-border data flows, the European Commission said today. The agreement will make doing business in the online…
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