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Despite the Qatargate corruption scandal, the European Commission doesn’t see “any grounds” to suspend the EU’s aviation agreement with Qatar, a senior DG MOVE official…
Read more →Beijing delivered a warning to the Czech Republic’s new president-elect following his phone call with Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen on Tuesday. Petr Pavel, who won…
Read more →More rejected asylum-seekers should be reaching their own countries, European Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson stressed, as EU capitals push for a tougher approach…
Read more →LONDON — Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Tuesday told his most senior ministers that work to scrub EU regulations still on the U.K. statute books…
Read more →LONDON — The EU is poised to start using a live information system detailing goods moving from Great Britain to Northern Ireland — a fresh sign…
Read more →European diplomats have agreed a raft of travel-related measures including facemasks, pre-flight testing and wastewater surveillance in response to the COVID wave currently engulfing China…
Read more →Wages in the eurozone are increasing faster than previously estimated, and the European Central Bank must prevent this from adding to already high inflation in…
Read more →People who have suffered health damages related to air pollution cannot take their country to court and sue for damages, the Court of Justice of…
Read more →A major overhaul of the bloc’s flagship carbon market and a brand new fund to protect vulnerable people from rising CO2 costs were agreed on…
Read more →It was a typically sleepy Friday evening in the European Union’s sprawling headquarters in Brussels. The thousands of diplomats, officials and politicians who swarm the…
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