Even though France has already administered over 90 million doses of the four EU-approved Covid-19 vaccines, thanks in part to the ‘health pass’ system that has driven up
Big tech companies have faced tough regulations in the EU since 2020, which include large fines or the breaking up of companies that fail to comply with rules. However, a new
For the first time in their country’s history, rural voters in Kazakhstan turned out to vote for 729 municipal akims (mayors) over the weekend, choosing from nearly 2,300
Last week, the Austrian National Assembly passed an act targeting the activities of ISIS and the Muslim Brotherhood. Under the new law, released terror offenders will be monitored
The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control’s prediction that the Delta variant will account for 90% of European coronavirus cases by the end of August makes plain
Following half a year of escalating clandestine crossings into Europe, predominantly from Africa, EU ministers came one step closer to ratifying a “migration pact” between Member States this
Irish policymakers are facing quite a dilemma ahead of an April 5 decision date on what coronavirus control measures to loosen. On one hand, the population is weary
The EU’s obesity epidemic – which affects 10-30% of all European adults – will take centre stage at the European Obesity Policy Conference this week, in conjunction with
In the midst of the Covid-19 crisis and its associated economic downturn, Big Government is back in a major way across Europe. European countries are almost universally jettisoning
