In a new study, it’s been found that some companies in Europe aren’t following EU legislation properly when it comes to safety checking the use of chemicals in
Recently, the French government made an attempt to regulate how Airbnb and other online accommodation providers operate, without having to go through the EU first. However, after being
The EU recently proposed a ban on supermarkets using names like “burgers”, “sausages”, or “steaks” to describe non-meat products for sale. Instead, they would need to be given
The EU’s track and trace system has been in the pipeline for several years. And despite concerns that there could be major issues and delays implementing it, the
For the leading German parties, finding common ground on immigration policies has been an ongoing battle. There have been disagreements from the start; and there are still disputes
With the European elections taking place this month, social media sites, including Facebook, claim to be stepping up their efforts to tackle the issue of online misinformation. Since
The EU’s trade negotiations with the Mercosur states – Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay – have been going on for over two decades. The aim of these negotiations
With the EU elections due to take place next month, voters in Europe are deciding which political parties to vote for and which issues to prioritise. And a
