The UK’s increased dumping of raw sewage in the Channel could be a breach of its post-Brexit trade deal with the EU, the European Commission told MEPs on Thursday (1 September). Addressing the European Parliament’s fisheries committee on Thursday, a…
The United States and other Western governments are arming Ukraine to defend itself against Russian aggression, but so far they are only going halfway. This underwhelming approach could end in disaster. The weapons and assistance the West currently provides will…
EURACTIV’s Beyond the Byline podcast is back, with a fresh structure and a fresh perspective on what’s beyond the news. For our first episode of the new season, we are taking an in-depth look at current events between Serbia and…
The prime-time speech comes amid deep national divisions. According to a recent poll, nearly three-quarters of Americans believe the nation is heading in the wrong direction. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
Lowering energy prices calls for an EU-wide solution, said Prime Minister Alexander De Croo on Wednesday, promising the Belgian heads of government who gathered to discuss ways to address the energy crisis that he would continue to push the European…
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The Czech presidency of the EU Council circulated last week a new compromise text on the European Digital Identity (eIDs) proposal, a file that has so far seen limited progress due to its technical complexity. The document will be discussed…
At least 10 Republican candidates in competitive races have updated their websites to minimize their ties to the former president or to adjust their stances on abortion. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have 10 gift articles…
A filing claimed that the Justice Department was criminalizing the former president’s possession of “his own presidential records,” a stance at odds with the Presidential Records Act. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have