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Qatargate accused Marc Tarabella broke down in front of press on May 10 as he accused his former friend Pier Antonio Panzeri of “throwing him to the wolves”.
Olaf Scholz contradicted French President Emmanuel Macron’s vision of the EU as a potential superpower in a speech in the European Parliament to mark ‘Europe…
French deputies were on May 9 due to vote on a controversial bill to force all local government buildings to fly the EU flag.
German European People’s Party chairman Manfred Weber is the most influential MEP, according to a think tank report.
Eduard Heger has stepped down as prime minister of Slovakia following an EU funding scandal.
The European Commission has proposed sanctioning seven Chinese firms that are alleged to have sold equipment capable of supporting Russia’s military operation.
EU diplomats have de-platformed an Israeli minister by cancelling the event he was due to attend, according to reports.
The Sweden Democrats say they want more veto power over EU laws.
Financial stress, declining readerships, shrinking advertising and the the pandemic have left Greece’s legacy media on the brink, according to Reporters Without…
Hungary “expects” to get billions of euros blocked by the EU after it “fulfilled its commitments,” says Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga.
Kosovo’s government has dismissed the team responsible for negotiations on Serbian-majority regions in Kosovo just days after the latest EU-backed talks between…
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The European Commission should look closer to home with its new anti-corruption legislation, says a prominent Euro MP.
Italy’s Lega party is contemplating a departure from the European Parliament’s rightwing Identity & Democracy group because it wants “better relations” with…
The four-month-old corpse of a 54-year-old man has been found at Charleroi airport in Belgium. The man, named locally as Spanish national José A.T.
The EU’s March pledge to provide one million artillery shells to Ukraine now has €500 million of EU funds behind it thanks to new legislation as of May 3.
The elections in Turkey are turning out to be very contentious and are leading to tense situations.
Tom Van Grieken, the leader of the Flemish nationalist party Vlaams Belang, has demanded that asylum seekers who start riots have their asylum claims rejected by…
Josep Borrell, the European Commission’s foreign affairs and security policy chief, has publicly stated that the EU “will not compromise” on its support for…
Pope Francis called for building a Europe “centred on the human person” and warned of not following a “baneful path” during his three-day visit to Hungary…
There were surreal scenes at the 52nd session of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC).
More and more, European countries are running out of medicines. Common medications like antibiotics or painkillers for children are in short supply.
Carl Deconinck, April 24
Labour Day in France was disrupted by protests against the controversial pension reforms pushed through by the Élysée Palace.
Carl Deconinck, April 26 The Belgian minister of justice has denied press reports of a possible prisoner swap with Iran.
The European Commission and Tunisia have reached agreement for a partnership to control illegal immigration.
Italy's former foreign minister and deputy prime minister Luigi Di Maio from the 5Star Movement has been put forward for the position of EU special envoy to the…
The European Commission on April 25 put on a brave face as the agreement it brokered between Serbia and Kosovo appeared to be breaking down.
The Italian Medicines Agency (Aifa) has given the green light for free birth control pills for women of all ages.
The most recent Eurobarometer poll suggests support for the EU in Hungary has dropped to below 40 per cent.
