EUROPEAN POLITICS

Albania and Kosovo held a joint parliamentary session in Tirana on Sunday to mark 110

Albania’s centre-right Democratic Party caused outrage over the weekend after the Head of the Secretariat for Human Rights, Bislim Ahmetaj, called the LGBTIQ community poison and said it is pushing…

The Greek parliament’s inquiry committee will hold a crucial meeting on Monday to investigate the wiretapping scandal which has rocked the country, with the Greek prime minister’s former chief of…

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Slovenia’s ruling coalition has deflected a major challenge from the opposition as voters confirmed three laws in Sunday’s referendum which many saw as a vote of confidence in Prime Minister…

Municipalities have asked the government to provide greater clarity regarding its long-term plan to continue accommodating Ukrainian refugees should future migration waves occur. Municipalities feel they need more clarification from…

A recent survey shows that a growing number of Finns are ready to ban the practice of fur farming though quite a few said they would continue backing the practice…

People seek asylum in the EU as a result of a wide range of ‘push’ and ‘pull’ factors, such as NGO rescue boats, a source from EU border agency Frontex…

There is no contradiction between fighting people smugglers and preventing departures, EU Commission Vice President Margaritis Schinas said during a press conference on Friday (25 November) at the end of…

French Secretary of State for Youth Sarah El Haïry on Thursday (24 November) called for young people to be granted a bigger role in political decision-making, ahead of Monday’s EU…