21 Member States Voting in 2019 EU Elections on Sunday, May 26
The EU elections are the world's second largest exercise in democracy, with 427 eligible voters.
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2019 EU Elections Kick Off with Votes in Netherlands, UK
The new EU Parliament is set to convene for the first time in Strasbourg on July 2, 2019.
European Parliament Backs WiFi over 5G in Connected Cars Despite Intense Lobbying
The bosses of BMW and Deutsche Telekom have urged the German government to take action to block a European Commission
New EU Law Establishes Minimum Rights for ‘Gig Economy’ Workers
The European Parliament has approved new minimum rights for workers in so-called “gig economy” jobs such as Uber drivers and Deliveroo riders. The law
From the Notre-Dame Fire to Italy’s ‘Bone-Breaking’ Scam: EU’s Top Stories from April 15, 2019, Ranked
16 EU news and developments from April 15, 2019 that matter the most.
Stefan Löfven Debating the Future of Europe
Joining the ranks of other Heads of State, Stefan Löfven, the Prime Minister of Sweden, has participated in a debate
New EU Deal Marks the End of Double Food Standards in Europe
After fighting long and hard to reach an agreement, the European Commission passed a set of rules last week that
South, East EU Worry More about Emigration than Immigration, ECFR Poll Finds
Large swaths of the Southern and Eastern EU are worried about population loss.
EPP’s Weber Urges EU to Stop China from Buying Out Strategic Assets
EU members' foreign policy shouldn't be influenced by their hopes for economic gains in dealings with China, the likely next
European Parliament OKs Highly Contentious EU Copyright Reform Bill
Big tech and Internet freedom activists have remained staunchly opposed to the new EU Copyright Directive.
EU Parliament Recognizes Guaido as Venezuela’s President, Tells Union to Follow Suit
The EU is still holding back on an all-out recognition of Venezuela's opposition leader.