Ensuring all citizens have access to safe drinking water has been a priority for the EU for decades. It’s crucial for public health and wellbeing, and shortages or
The UK and EU are expected to clash as Brussels publishes their negotiating demands for Brexit. David Davis, the cabinet minister has warned the world of arguments to
A new report has warned that the Brexit could leave the UK vulnerable to energy shortages. It has warned that after leaving the EU, Britain will no longer
The EU is due to introduce new data protection regulations in May this year. But as all the major glaboal technology changes prepare for the new privacy rules,
Some may have thought that the long-running battle over health concerns raised by the world’s most popular herbicide glyphosate was finally over last year, when EU member states
Homosexuality tests are sometimes used to confirm a person’s sexuality when processing applications for asylum. For example, when an application is basing their claim on the ground that
A reformed version of the Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) was introduced by the EU in 2014. Since then, less developed countries have benefitted from tariff cuts worth
The European Commission announced last year that it would be prepared to get tougher in the way it deals with fake news and disinformation. “Fake news is a
