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ClimateClimate Change Increases Insurance Costs Across Europe
Frequent and costly natural disasters are making it harder and more expensive to insure against the impacts of global warming in Europe.
ClimateEU Challenges Fossil Fuel Sector on Methane Emissions, Supply Concerns
The EU is pushing back against claims from oil and gas companies who say new methane regulations could jeopardize Europe's energy supply, especially given the ongoing war in Ukraine.
ExplainersYour Rent & The ECB: How Euro Interest Rates Hit Your Wallet
Ever wonder why your rent keeps climbing? We unpack how the European Central Bank's decisions on interest rates ripple through the economy, directly impacting your housing costs.
ClimateItaly's Hunting Reform Could Clash with EU Wildlife Rules
Italy's proposed hunting reforms are creating domestic tension and could put Rome at odds with Brussels over environmental protection.
TechEU Eases Rules for Smart Glasses After US Concerns
The European Commission has exempted smart glasses from certain battery regulations, a move that could affect technology companies like Meta.
PoliticsBulgarian PM Questions Ukraine Military Aid Coalition
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev stated that Bulgaria should not join a "Coalition of the Willing" to provide military support to Ukraine, advocating instead for a diplomatic resolution.
PoliticsRussian Dissident Warns of Baltic Incursion as Ukraine War Intensifies
A prominent Russian dissident suggests Vladimir Putin's next move could target the Baltic states, impacting NATO and EU security.
PoliticsUkraine Cabinet Shake-Up Impacts EU Relations Amid Graft Probe
President Zelenskyy's recent cabinet reshuffle in Ukraine, accelerated by a corruption investigation, has implications for Ukraine's path towards EU integration and its wartime alliances.
PoliticsEU Considers Sending Officials to Work in Member Countries
The European Commission is exploring a plan to second its officials to work directly within the national administrations of member states, aiming to strengthen ties and expertise.
PoliticsHungary's Parliament Moves to Remove Orbán-Appointed President
Hungary's parliament is set to pass an amendment allowing the removal of the president, a move that could affect the country's standing within the EU.
TechEU Proposes New Social Media Age Restrictions
The European Commission recommends that young people under 13 should have limited access to social media, sparking discussions on how to protect children online across the EU.
PoliticsEU Sanctions Russian Spies Over Cyber Attacks
The European Union has imposed sanctions on Russian intelligence officers and entities linked to extensive cyber espionage and sabotage campaigns affecting member states.
PoliticsBelgium criticizes EU Commission over Israeli settlements
Belgium has expressed disappointment with the European Commission's response to illegal Israeli settlements, calling for more substantial action on trade.
ExplainersWhy EU Sanctions Move Slower Than Your WiFi on a Monday Morning
Ever wonder why the EU seems to take ages to slap sanctions on someone? It's a complex dance involving every single member state, and it often feels like navigating a never-ending group chat.
Ukraine's Prime Minister Steps Down Amid Government Reshuffle
Ukraine's Prime Minister, Denys Shmyhal, has reportedly resigned as part of a significant government reshuffle announced by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
PoliticsEuropean leaders react to US Senator Lindsey Graham's passing
Key European officials expressed their condolences following the death of US Senator Lindsey Graham, a strong advocate for sanctions against Russia.
PoliticsUkraine Strikes Russian Tanker in the Sea of Azov
A Ukrainian drone attack hit a Russian tanker in the Sea of Azov, following a statement from President Volodymyr Zelenskyy about new incursions into Russian territory.
PoliticsUS Defense Demands: Europe's Budget Challenge and NATO's Future
US calls for increased defense spending are forcing EU member states to re-evaluate military budgets and burden-sharing within NATO, impacting future security postures.
ExplainersWhy Netflix keeps recommending you European shows (it's the law)
That wave of European shows on Netflix? Partly a law. Here's how the EU's 30% rule works, and why it's being renegotiated right now.
PoliticsUkraine Establishes New Unit for Long-Range Strikes Into Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the creation of a specialized unit designed for deep strikes into Russian territory, signaling a shift in military strategy.
Georgia excluded from NATO summit, sparking isolation concerns
Georgia was not invited to the recent NATO summit in Turkey, marking the first time a key partner has been left off the alliance's agenda, and leading to international isolation accusations against the Georgian government.
EU to Meta: Make your apps less addictive
The European Union is pushing Meta to redesign its social media apps, claiming they are engineered to be overly addictive and keep users endlessly scrolling.
PoliticsErdogan's Diplomatic Firearm Gift: EU Leaders Face Import Rules
Turkish President Erdogan's recent diplomatic gift of a firearm to EU leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa, highlighted the complex interplay between international diplomacy and stringent European Union firearms regulations.
OpinionThe EU doesn't need more policies. It needs a better story.
Brussels keeps shipping legislation and losing the plot. If younger Europeans can't see themselves in the project, none of the rest matters.