Opposition members and green campaigners in Germany have criticised the government for weakening the country’s climate law after it reached compromises on key contentious issues after days and nights of…
The legislation, which had no chance of making it through the Senate, would expand mining and fossil fuel production while repealing some elements of a major new law to combat…
In a rare public admission, Russian President Vladimir Putin told government officials in Moscow this week that sanctions imposed over the invasion of Ukraine could indeed have a “negative impact”…
French left-wing delegations in the European Parliament wanted to open a debate on police violence and the “repression” of demonstrations in France, but without success, as EU lawmakers refused to…
Dear readers, Welcome to EU Politics Decoded where Benjamin Fox and Eleonora Vasques bring you a round-up of the latest political news in Europe and beyond every Thursday. In this edition, we look at the…
Bulgarians will vote in yet another snap election on Sunday (2 April), and my colleagues in Sofia have already described the political crisis and the grim expectations for what lies…
Some of Tirana's economy is now booming – but Albania�
To crack down on crime and improve public health, the Netherlands will ban the possession, transport and sale of more than 100
The European Commission’s transport unit chief Henrik Hololei has been transferred to another post, a spokesperson confirmed on Wednesday (29 March). The transfer comes after a row over several Qatar-paid…
Nothing is off the table regarding limiting and reducing the use of hotels to house asylum seekers, which reportedly costs over £6 million daily, said Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab…