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The European Union’s criminal justice coordination agency Eurojust Monday said it assisted in freezing some 120 million euros ($132 million) of Lebanese assets linked to…
Read more →VERSAILLES, France — EU leaders on Friday condemned Russia for “unprovoked and unjustified military aggression” and pledged unwavering support for Ukraine and for refugees fleeing the…
Read more →The EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act aims to regulate AI technologies. Failure to plan could leave some businesses at risk of non-compliance. Proving AI produces measurable…
Read more →Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge On Thursday, the European Parliament voted to approve the initial draft of a bill that aims to curb…
Read more →Vienna, Jan 14 (Reuters) – Europe is nearer war than it has been in 30 years, Poland’s foreign minister warned during the third round of…
Read more →The EU has been unsuccessful in its efforts to promote rule-of-law reforms in the Western Balkans, the EU’s auditors said in a report published Monday.…
Read more →The French government has said that British citizens living in the EU are allowed to travel through France to get back home after visiting the…
Read more →The European Commission is planning to unveil a proposal early next year for new powers that would allow Brussels to secure supplies during a crisis,…
Read more →Maltese lawmakers voted through a bill Tuesday that would allow the possession and consumption of limited quantities of cannabis in what is a first in…
Read more →The Council of Europe announced Friday it will take disciplinary action against Turkey if it refuses to release jailed philanthropist Osman Kavala. The announcement follows…
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