From our correspondent in Strasbourg – A legislative proposal establishing a definition of the offence of rape common to the entire European Union and based on (TFEU, ed.) gives the Commission the ...

Student activism aspires to scupper the possible passage of the law announced a few weeks ago in the Bundestag. However, the students’ ambition runs into a political wall. The legislative initiative ...

Brussels – Eighty years after the end of World War II, Germany and the United Kingdom signed the first bilateral agreement in their history today (17 July). A friendship treaty, that commits the two ...

Brussels – The European Commission proposed today (12 June) 540 million euros in financial support for the purchase of fertilisers and targeted adjustments to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).

Brussels – Pierfrancesco Maran, MEP for the Democratic Party, was elected chair of the European Parliament’s Environment Committee (ENVI), replacing Antonio Decaro, who resigned after winning the ...

While the far-reaching implications of the Trump administration’s dismantling of USAID for humanitarian and development outcomes affecting vulnerable populations have been widely analysed over the ...

Brussels – The European Commission adopted today (10 June) the final version of the Code of Good Practice on the labelling and tagging of content generated by artificial intelligence (AI). This refers ...

Brussels – One of the buildings at the European Parliament’s Brussels headquarters will be named after David Sassoli. The announcement was made by the Vice-President of the European Parliament, Pina ...

Brussels – Lula is set to remain Brazil’s president. The leader of the Workers’ Party and outgoing president has won the run-off, securing a fourth term at the helm of the South American federal ...

Brussels – As student protests spread across France, NewsGuard has identified four examples of fake news that use videos taken out of context to exaggerate the scale and violence of the movement.

Brussels – The European Union stands in solidarity with the International Criminal Court and considers any attack or threat against the ICC, its officials and all its staff to be unacceptable. The ...

Brussels – Norway’s Labour Party won elections, but the right advanced more than expected. The centre-left of outgoing Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre won enough seats in yesterday’s parliamentary ...