This spring, voters in Europe will be invited to vote in the European Parliament elections. But, with there being so much complexity around the elections, it can cause
“Structural reform” is a term that’s commonly used in European politics. In particular, it tends to be mentioned during – and after – economic crises. But what is
MEP’s have been debating the future of daylight savings time for several years. And at a recent meeting, the European Parliament has agreed to scrap the twice-yearly clock
On March 18th, Putin marked the fifth anniversary of the annexation of Crimea by a trip to the peninsula, indulging in a “victory lap” which spotlighted what remains
In 2018, the European Commission set out a voluntary code of practice to tackle the issue of fake news and disinformation on the internet. This was part of
The European Commission has announced that it will be issuing Google with a €1.49bn fine for policies that block rival advertisers on its search engine. The firm is
The recent EU-Arab League summit produced a nice group photo. Sadly, it fell short of its potential. The summit was held at the Egyptian resort city of Sharm
Following a meeting this week at the EU Agrifish Council, the Commission is looking into how the European meat industry can be safeguarded against the threat of disruption
Last year, the European Commission outlined its commitment to making improvements to the availability of information in the alcohol industry – in particular for spirits. They wanted to
