July 5, 2023

Austria’s climate target for 2030 will not be reached in time, the National Energy and Climate Plan (NEKP) revealed on Tuesday. The plan presented a carbon reduction of 35% compared…

The Irish government improved its support for companies switching to solar power on Tuesday, opening up an ongoing scheme providing grants for solar photovoltaic installations to a broader range of…

Flanders’ aims to make the NT2 language test compulsory for non-EU citizens from 1 September 20

Commission Vice President Věra Jourová on Wednesday (5 July) spoke positively regarding  Bulgaria and Romania’s Schengen accession, replying to a question by EURACTIV after the EU executive presented the “Rule…

France’s current predicament, punctuated by the riots of the last week and the harsh political confrontation that has followed, is likely to have significant electoral consequences. Since riots broke out…

The Swedish Centre against Violent Extremism (CVE) has called for Sweden to amend its Public Order Act to ensure public events such as Quran burnings can be banned if they…

The number of unemployed in Spain stood in June at its lowest level since 2008, including a significant drop in the number of young people out of work, fresh government…

The environmental catastrophe is so urgent, eventually even the EPP should realise they need to stop sawing off the branch we're all sitting on (Photo: Johannes Plenio) It’s quite simple:…

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, speaking on private television TV Prva, said that organisations from Germany like the Heinrich Böll Foundation or the Green party are financing the protests in Serbia…

Serbian Prime Minister Ana Brnabić stated that the only option for a sustainable and prosperous future for Serbia is to become a member of the European Union, adding that there…