Finch-trapping, which was once commonly used across Europe,t has now been progressively rolled back by the EU bird directive, with the aim of protecting bird species as well
Earlier this year, the European Parliament created PEST, a temporary committee on pesticides, to try and draw a line under the controversy surrounding the EU’s approval process for
Despite so much focus being put on tackling gender inequality in the European Union, unfortunately, the number of women in top jobs in the region is still much
Among the latest signs of the imminent catastrophes being posed by Brexit, US pharma giant Merck has just announced that it is planning for a potential supply blackout
Tackling smoking and nicotine addiction in and across the EU has been a hot topic for a number of years now. The original smoking regulations that were put
In what is nothing short of a painful body blow to Brexiteers, one of the world’s largest online gambling companies, Bet365, has announced plans to relocate from Gibraltar
As part of the austerity measures introduced after the financial crisis, the Spanish government has been cutting healthcare spending since 2009. These cuts include expecting patients to fund
With the new US tariffs on European steel and aluminium exports due to come into force tomorrow, EU officials are making their final efforts to avoid a trade
The EU has announced that it plans to ban the most commonly used pesticides from all fields. A ban on the use of neonicotinoids on flowering crops that
The Eurodac system has an established fingerprint database for asylum seekers coming entering the EU. Under a new proposed law by the commission, member states would, in future,
