Ten years after joining the EU, Romania is expecting confirmation next year over whether it will be allowed to join the Schengen area before taking presidency in 2019.
After meeting Benjamin Netanyahu in Brussels earlier this week, the foreign chief of police has announced that Europe will now put more effort into and focus on the
The Irish border is continuing to cause delays for the Brexit negotiation process, with both the EU and UK struggling to make sufficient progress in time for next
Due to the “deteriorating situation in relation to democracy, rule of law and human rights” in Turkey, the European Parliament has announced that it will cut funds which
A statement from the UN has described the EU policy of intercepting people crossing the Mediterranean and returning them to prisons as “inhuman”. According to UN human rights
Following the assassination of journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia, serious concerns are being made among MEPs about the county’s democracy. The European parliament has urged the EU authorities to
Following the news that an increasing number of EU born NHS workers are deciding to leave Britain, the health service has raised its concerns about staff shortages. The
A press release from the European Commission has now been released, which confirms that Paris has been awarded with “The Most Innovative City 2017”. The iCapital award has
The recent release of the “Paradise Papers” has brought to light the way in which companies have been using offshore tax havens to reduce their tax bills. The
