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Europe

Environment

EU Backs Seven Green Projects With €103 Million

The European Commission has approved more than €103 million for seven strategic projects under the LIFE programme, backing initiatives in Finland, France, Greece, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia and Spain. Brussels…

10 March 2026 · 5 min read

Energy

Europe’s Energy Shock Reopens Nuclear Debate

Europe spent Tuesday confronting a familiar strategic weakness in real time: its exposure to imported energy. As ministers weighed emergency options and EU leaders focused again on competitiveness, the latest…

10 March 2026 · 5 min read

Europe

Best Budget Airlines for Travel Within Europe

Which low-cost airline is best for Europe in 2026? There is no single winner for every traveler. Ryanair still dominates on sheer reach and headline fares, easyJet offers one of…

8 March 2026 · 8 min read

Employment

What to Do If You’re Fired Unfairly in the EU

You arrive at work expecting a normal day — and instead leave with a termination letter. Maybe the explanation feels vague, rushed, or simply unfair. Losing a job is stressful…

8 March 2026 · 4 min read

Europe

Costa calls for a more sovereign Europe in Hamburg

At the historic Matthiae Mahl in Hamburg, European Council President António Costa set out a vision of a stronger European Union that can defend itself, compete economically and act independently…

7 March 2026 · 6 min read

Environment

Social fairness key to success of the EU’s new ETS2 cap and trade system

The introduction of the EU’s second ‘cap and trade’ emissions trading system (ETS2) for the road transport and buildings sectors will help spur Europe’s decarbonisation ambitions, accelerating the shift to cleaner fuels and technologies. Providing early financial support to…

6 March 2026 · 3 min read

Education

Italy Says …

Reply to latest parliamentary question on the high-profile Lettori case shows that the European Commission unquestioningly accepted Italy’s evidence in the unprecedented and historic third infringement case for violation of…

4 March 2026 · 8 min read