US president Donald Trump’s summit with five African leaders in Washington this week appear to have confirmed his plans to ...

Concerns are mounting that the next EU long-term budget could see a shift away from spending programmes dedicated towards ...

An open letter on Israel/Palestine to EU Council president Antonio Costa, EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen, EU ...

Greece introduced today, July 11th, a controversial emergency law, suspending the registration of asylum applications for three months for people arriving by sea from North Africa.

A UN body has concluded that Sweden is not complying with the Aarhus Convention, which grants journalists and civil society organisations the right to obtain environmental information from public ...

The European Commission appears to endorse Greek government plans to suspend some applications for asylum, in what civil ...

As expected, the motion of censure against the European Commission of Ursula von der Leyen failed to secure the two-thirds ...

The UK and France have unveiled a ‘one in, one out’ agreement to remove irregular migrants, despite lingering concerns among ...

The EU shouldn't fall for an Israeli food-for-sanctions deal on Gaza, Palestine's ambassador to the UK has warned.

In this episode, Evi Kiorri breaks down EUobserver’s exclusive report on controversial comments made by Katharina von ...

In Ukraine's strategic sectors like cement, monopolisation is quietly driving up prices, choking competition, and undermining ...

With the Ukraine Recovery Conference taking place in Rome on Thursday and Friday, European leaders have the rare chance to ...