Europe Should bet on Rail Innovations to get Passenger Levels Back on Track
Last week, a federal judge in Florida ruled the obligation to wear a mask on aircraft and other forms of
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EU Allocates Further €50 Million to Ukrainian Humanitarian Crisis
The EU is allocating a further €50 million in humanitarian funding to support the people affected by Russia’s war on
Work Starts on Electricity Interconnector Linking Ireland and UK Power Grids
Greenlink Interconnector Limited (GIL) has announced financial close on construction of the 500MW 190km subsea and underground electricity interconnector that
EU and Singapore Move Closer to Digital Partnership
The EU and Singapore have agreed to accelerate steps towards the establishment of a Digital Partnership aimed at expanding bilateral
Greece Wants EU Funds to Extend Anti-Migrant Wall on Land Border with Turkey
The government of EU member Greece is going to restart a request for the European Union for funding in order
French-British Relations Worsen After Migrant Disaster
Relations between France and the United Kingdom have reached a dangerous low in the past week after 27 migrants drowned
EU-Kazakhstan Cooperation in the Spotlight as President Tokayev Visits Brussels
As Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev recently noted, his official visit to Brussels—his first travel to Europe since the beginning of
European Institute for Gender Equality Launches Anti-Femicide Campaign
November 25th marks International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. According to the European Institute for Gender Equality
Poland’s Top Court Rules National Constitution Has Primacy over EU Law Raising Specter of ‘Polexit’
The legal spat between the EU institutions and Poland has been exacerbated as on Thursday the Polish Constitutional Tribunal ruled
With vaccine scepticism rising, Europe sees Covid treatments as a means forward
On Thursday, Slovenia surprised the EU with the announcement that it would suspend the use of the Johnson & Johnson
Parakeet Scream after 16 years: Merkel Has Disappointed Even as EU Owes Her Tons of Gratitude
The Merkel Era, just as grand as it has been tumultuous, has come to a close with a parakeet scream,
