The European Commission has announced that Britain will not be allowed to host the European Capital of Culture in 2023 as previously planned. The Commission has written to
As the EU looks to secure trade deals with Latin America , European farming bodies are now warning that global trades deal in the sugar market could cause
High levels of government debt are an ongoing concern for the European Union, who have singled out six Eurozone countries who are in breach of the regulations set
New legislation from the European Union mean that mean that online retailers will no longer be allowed to discriminate against customers based on their location within the EU.
The European Medicines Agency has announced that it will be relocating from London to Amsterdam by the end of March 2019. The decision has been taken as part
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
With gender inequality being so high on the EU’s list of priorities, it’s no wonder that new action is being taken to address the pay differences that exists
The German government’s talks to form a three way coalition may be in deadlock, as the negotiations which took place into Friday morning, still haven’t resulted in a
The EU compound in Kabul is now under investigation, as it’s feared that the site is being used by an alcohol smuggling ring. Leaked Facebook and WhatsApp messages
