Former Minister Marlène Schiappa – now secretary of state for the Social and Solidarity Economy – and her cabinet have ‘political responsibility’ in the mismanagement of a public fund aimed…
Disagreements over family reunification rules have put the Dutch cabinet on life support as coalition parties VVD (Renew) and Christian Union (CU/EPP) remain vastly divided on the issue. The issue…
School’s almost out for the summer. After next week’s Strasbourg plenary session, EU lawmakers won’t have to make their monthly schlep to the Alsace for almost two months. The July…
Finns are divided over having permanent NATO bases on their soil while most draw a red line on nuclear weapons, according to a survey published Thursday, which also points to…
Spain’s Left-wing platform Sumar has proposed to create a new telephone helpline for men in crisis in an effort to counter gender violence and macho behaviour, the party with a…
EU governments are poised to shoot down plans aimed at making it easier for non-EU nationals to live and work across the bloc, according to a draft position the Council…
At least 951 people died while attempting to reach Spain on small boats in the first half of 2023, most of them on their way to the Canary Islands and…
Poland violated the rights of Judge Igor Tuleya, a known government critic, and must pay him €36,000 in compensation, the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg ruled on Thursday.…
Half of Czechs feel that Justice Minister Pavel Blažek of the main ruling party ODS (ECR), undermines public trust in the judiciary, according to a new poll that comes after…
We forget that industrial cattle, pig and poultry rearing are also responsible for air and water pollution which causes boundless damage to the environment and severely harms human health (Photo:…