Brexit is going ahead on 31st January. But for many British travellers, there’s still confusion over what this means in terms of travel. How does it affect holidaymakers?
The UK will officially leave the EU next week. And with this, it plans to end freedom of movement and, instead, focus on attracting high-skilled workers to the
As the number of coronavirus fatalities continues to rise, European health authorities have warned that Europe needs to be prepared to tackle the virus if it spreads from
When you think about space exploration, America and Russia might spring to mind – as this is an area that’s traditionally been dominated by these two superpowers. However,
With animal welfare and environmental groups in Germany demanding changes to agriculture, the government has raised the issue of introducing a meat tax. This topic has dominated politics
In last year’s heatwave, temperatures in Europe reached as high as 39-40 degrees celsius. It’s now been confirmed that 2019 was the hottest recorded in the continent since
A deal was made last week by EU lawmakers that would establish new standards on green bonds and other green financial products. However, this has now been blocked
As the debate over pesticides continues, representatives in the EU Committee on Plants, Animals, Food and Feed (SCOPAFF) have announced that, as of last week, two controversial pesticides,
Balsamic vinegar producers in Italy have criticised the EU court, after an appeal to stop a German manufacturer using the name “aceto balsamico” in marketing vinegar products was
A landmark decision by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in 2018 changed the way gene-editing technology should be treated under EU law. This followed years of disputes,
