As new diagnostic tests and treatments have changed what an Alzheimer's disease diagnosis can mean, patients, doctors, MEPs ...
When European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered her annual State of the Union address last September, setting out the EU’s priorities for the rest of the year, journalists were not ...
Blaming the growing bear population for the increase in attacks, the Romanian government doubled the annual quota for ...
Fewer entry-level jobs, endless internships and AI are making it harder for young graduates to break into the EU bubble.
As Romania's mainstream parties struggle to form a government, far-right leader George Simion is seeking to reassure ...
The European Council should host a standing forum with the tech industry twice a year, so EU leaders can turn what they learn ...
Europe's debate on mobility often centres on carmakers, but independent garages and parts distributors keep millions of ...
October marks European Beer Month, putting beer in the spotlight and celebrating a continent-wide and long-lasting brewing ...
This month's cover story takes us to the High North, where Paula Soler explores how melting ice, untapped natural resources ...
As generic green claims face new restrictions under EU law, independent third-party certification such as the International Sustainability and ...
The end of Viktor Orbán’s 16-year rule will reverberate far beyond Hungary, and the shift is being watched particularly close in Brussels. Orbán’s crushing defeat follows years of playing the role of ...
The results of the European Parliament elections in early June look like good news for Ukraine. The centre-right European People’s Party (EPP) came out on top with 189 seats, a gain of 13, according ...
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