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
The destruction of wildlife has been an ongoing concern for the public, with calls on the EU to adjust its policies to protect the species most at risk.
In a recent study, it’s been reported that, despite efforts, resistance to antibiotics hasn’t started to slow. And according to Vytenis Andriukaitis, the health commissioner, this is one
As part of a new proposal, the European Commission has announced that it’s hoping to scrap the current veto system for individual member states’ tax policies. The EU
The European Commission has recently added a number of countries to its “blacklist”, which consists of states its considers to not have adequate controls on money laundering and
Telecoms operator Telefonica made promises five years ago to help rivals to enter the marketplace in Germany. This was part of an agreement with the Commission; and in
