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Sleeping on mattresses in a Belarusian warehouse, hundreds of Middle Eastern migrants are still clinging to the hope of a future in western Europe as the year draws to a…

Have you checked your office emails recently? You probably got many seasons greetings. But did you notice: Some wish you “Merry Christmas” while others say “Happy Holidays”. It’s a matter…

In the last episode of the year, our Beyond the Byline podcast revisits some of the stories that caught our attention in  2021. From the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic that has…

This article is part of our special report The importance of teaching Europe’s past. Despite the importance of history teaching to understand our past and present, Matjaž Gruden, Director of…

The European Commission launched an infringement procedure against Poland on Wednesday (22 December) over rulings by the country’s constitutional tribunal in July and October that challenged the primacy of EU…

Just before Slovenia hands over the presidency of the Council of the EU to France, member countries have reached final political agreements to update the carcinogens and mutagens directive and…

Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi signalled on Wednesday (22 December) he would be willing to become head of state when the position falls free early next year, saying his unity…

The Capitals brings you the latest news from across Europe, through on-the-ground reporting by EURACTIV’s media network. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. This is the last edition of…

The Capitals brings you the latest news from across Europe, through on-the-ground reporting by EURACTIV’s media network. You can subscribe to the newsletter here. Editor’s take: Two weeks to see…

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Tuesday (21 December) said the EU’s withholding of funds was &#8220