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Austria is known as a stable Central European country that is the capital of classical music. It is also the home of prominent figures in the world of science and…

Anti-vaxxers rallied by the pro-Russian party ‘Vazrazhdane” tried to storm the Bulgarian parliament building on Wednesday (12 January) on the same day the country peaked with the highest-ever confirmed number…

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson offered his “heartfelt apologies” on Wednesday (12 January) for attending a “bring your own booze” gathering at his official residence during the country’s first coronavirus…

Taking into consideration the crises that the European Union has been through in the last decade, it’s obvious that the dialogue concerning its future is more than required. In any…

EU flags flew at half-mast for European Parliament speaker David Sassoli, who died Tuesday (11 January) aged 65, as tributes flowed in from leaders and officials from around the 27-nation…

Responding to the democratic crisis is just as important as tackling the climate emergency. This is why we fought for the Conference on the Future of Europe, despite the reluctance…

This article is part of our special report French presidential election: Where does Europe fit into all this?. After defeat in the 20

France took over the rotating EU Council presidency on 1 January, just a few months before the first round of the French presidential election, where Emmanuel Macron will seek reelection…

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The European Union executive is set to demand that Poland pay around €70 million of fines in the coming weeks for failing to scrap a contentious system for disciplining judges,…