The European Centre for Disease Control (ECDC) has issued a warning about the tenfold surge in whooping cough (Pertussis) across the continent in the past year. This highlights
In November, authorities in Venice introduced a pilot program aimed at reducing overcrowding during peak times: a day-tripper fee, which has now been put into effect. Signs informing
After recently receiving a fine for breaking competition laws, the EU has now had another complaint about the tech giant, Google. The company has been accused by Tuta
The European Data Protection Board has expressed its opposition to Meta’s controversial new “pay or okay” business model in an opinion that was published earlier this week. According
Since regulations on urban wastewater treatment were introduced in the 1990s, water quality across the European Union has improved substantially. Presently, 98% of wastewater is collected and treated
Although emissions from sectors like energy, industry, buildings, and agriculture have decreased since 1990, greenhouse gas emissions from transportation have surged by 26%, reaching 1,046 megatonnes of CO2
Following a transmission incident from cattle to a dairy worker in the US, the European Commission and EU health and food safety agencies say that the risk of
The EU has announced that it will be starting investigations into some of the largest tech corporations globally after concerns were raised about anti-competitive practices. Meta, Apple, and
After multiple delays, the planned legalisation of cannabis consumption in Germany has cleared its final hurdle – the Bundesrat (Federal Council). However, there are expectations of further resistance
The European Commission is set to appear before the European Court of Justice (ECJ) following legal action initiated by the citizen-driven campaign ‘End the Cage Age’. Back in
