Across the EU, governments are making preparations for the end of coronavirus lockdown. Italy and Spain, among other countries, have announced how they plan to ease restrictions in
The coronavirus pandemic has cost over 100,00 lives in the European Union. But what about the financial implications? The IMF has predicted that the eurozone will fall into
In the EU, there are an estimated 9.7 million workers in the agricultural sector. However, since the COVID-19 outbreak, travel restrictions have led to a shortage of workers
With coronavirus continuing to spread and no sign of restrictions being lifted, many are facing the prospect of unemployment and poverty. But what will the long-term impact be?
After several weeks of restrictions in Europe, there’s now evidence that the number of coronavirus cases is starting to slow. The virus seems to be past its peak
French oil group Total is already facing legal action over damaging environmental policies in Uganda. And now, the group is facing further action by a group of local
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 EU has been trying to drive the idea of implementing an EU-wide minimum wage for some time now. However, the proposals have been met with criticism and
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
Last week, the European parliament called for amendments to the law that would make common chargers an essential requirement in the EU. It says that this would make
