According to a recent press release by the European Commission, the Erasmus+ program is expected to benefit from increased funds in 2018. Funds are projected to increase by
EU countries are preparing for a potential ban on the commonly used weed killer “Glyphosate”. This is a ban that would affect the exports of crops from some
The #MeToo Movement has spread throughout the world, and the European Union has recently analyzed the presence of sexual harassment in its political arena. This analysis was prompted
With 2018 right around the corner, the European Union is in the process of making budget decisions for the upcoming year. A major area of focus is development
Members of the European Parliament were shocked to find the European Council decide to hold negotiations over the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) near the end of 2019.
On October 17 in Brussels, recyclers from France to lobby European lawmakers to reward wholesale recycling to prevent the emission of gases harmful to the environment. Lobbyists argue
Since the 1980s, Turkey has wished to join the EU, but had to wait all the way until 2005 to begin accession negotiations. Even after this historic accomplishment,
The EU has always been on the forefront of green initiatives and action against climate change. They have long-term, concrete goals to reverse (when possible) or stem the
With winter coming and birds once again migrating through the north-eastern and eastern borders, the European Union must weigh the risk of avian influenza infiltrating the EU. There
On 23 October 2017, an interview with the chief of EU cybersecurity, Steve Purser, was posted online. In the interview, he discussed the need for liability for cybersecurity