As part of proposals to encourage clean mobility, the first EU standards to reduce pollution from trucks have been provisionally agreed between the European Parliament and Council. The
The EU’s attempt to re-write its copyright legislation has been a long drawn out process. After more problems last month, however, the proposals are now set to be
Following an ongoing investigation into the effects of rules applying to fees, the EU has fined Mastercard for breaching EU competition laws. The fine of €570m has been
“One of the risks, as highlighted by EU and UK based pharmaceutical companies alike, of a no-deal Brexit, is that the UK could struggle to access essential medicines.
In another embarrassing defeat, MP’s have now voted in favour of an amendment, which would not allow a no-deal Brexit to take place. This puts more pressure on
With just under three months until the UK leaves the European Union, Theresa May is yet to get approval from parliament to go ahead with the current deal
With Christmas underway, many parents in the EU will have bought their children toys for Christmas. And in the digital age, a lot of these toys will be
The transport sector in Europe is a major contributor to climate change. In a move towards regulating carbon dioxide emissions, the EU has now agreed on new rules.
In preparation for the upcoming European Union elections, which are scheduled for May next year, internet giant Google has revealed its plans to introduce new policies for political
According to the latest figures, the German economy has shrunk by 0.2% in the last quarter, to 1.1%. This is the first time that Europe’s largest economy has
