After a two-month delay triggered by sweeping anti-mining protests, Panama has convened leading tobacco control players from around the world for a pair of World Health Organisation (WHO)
Exactly one year after Qatargate shook the European Parliament, the scandal is back in the spotlight amid new document leaks further revealing the cash-for-influence corruption scheme. Ironically, this
Following energy shortages and fears over a potential recession, the euro reached its lowest value against the dollar in nearly two decades earlier this week. As worries increase
The EU’s digital COVID-19 certificate was due to expire this summer. However, EU lawmakers have backed proposals by the European Parliament’s civil liberties committee to extend the scheme
The UK’s Ukraine refugee scheme has come under fire this week. All sides of parliament have criticized the government for only issuing 500 visas so far to those
A dispute over data could mean that Facebook and Instagram are shut down in Europe, according to the parent company of the two platforms, Meta. This is due
Companies like Uber, Deliveroo, and other online delivery companies have been under fire for several years over their use of gig economy workers instead of employees. After a
Big tech companies have faced tough regulations in the EU since the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act were introduced last year. Despite spending millions on
Despite a trade deal being made in December to ensure tariff-free trade after Brexit, trade between the EU and UK has fallen sharply this year. Because of this,
Two of the UK’s biggest mobile operators – EE and Vodafone – have announced that they will be introducing additional chargers for customers using their phones in the
