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On 12 January, new rules will come into force that will ensure that innovative and effective health technologies are available to patients across the EU. Under the new rules, national authorities can make...
A new survey has found that support for the EU's common agricultural policy has reached an all-time high. 81% of respondents believe the policy secures a stable supply of food at all times...
Heating and cooling systems remain a major source of air pollution across the continent. A JRC study underscores the urgent need to accelerate the adoption of cleaner, more efficient, and renewable technologies in this...
Air pollution remains a critical environmental challenge in the EU, with the heating and cooling sector significantly contributing to the release of harmful pollutants. These emissions include 73% of particulate matter (PM2.5), 33%...
In a bold initiative to bolster media freedom and pluralism across the European Union, the European Commission has launched a call for proposals for a European Festival of Journalism and Media Freedom. This three-edition...
In the world of violinists, where talent and passion meet, Ilona Raasch stands as a shining example of artistic excellence and versatility. This Hamburg-based concert violinist captivates audiences across continents with her ability to...
As discussions around the legalization of cannabis gain momentum in various European countries, a troubling reality from California's legal cannabis market serves as a stark warning. An investigation by the LA Times has unveiled...
In a landmark decision for European unity, Romania and Bulgaria officially joined the Schengen Area on January 1, 2025, marking the culmination of over a decade of negotiations and reforms. This move eliminates internal...
January 2025 is shaping up to be a thrilling month for moviegoers across Europe, with a diverse lineup of films spanning genres from horror and drama to sci-fi and romance. Whether you're a fan...
A new directive, aiming for a more balanced gender representation on the board of listed companies in the EU, entered into application at the end of 2024. By June 2026, such companies will...
Are you tired of rummaging through your drawer to find the right charger for your phone? The EU has got you covered! Because the EU has standardised charging ports for mobile phones and other...
Vienna’s world-renowned New Year’s Concert, performed by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, rang in 2025 with maestro Riccardo Muti conducting the 85th edition of this cherished musical tradition. Held in the illustrious Golden Hall of...
Europe’s Diverse New Year’s Celebration. Across Europe, New Year’s Eve is celebrated with a dazzling variety of customs, each deeply rooted in the culture and history of its country. From Spain’s grape-eating race to...
Berlin, December 27, 2024 – German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has officially dissolved the Bundestag, paving the way for early elections on February 23 that could signal a dramatic political shift in Europe’s largest economy....
The funding will enable Ukrainian communities to continue implementing 151 sub-projects in 2025 and beyond, focusing on schools, kindergartens, hospitals, social housing, heating and water systems and other social infrastructure.
Backed by an EU guarantee,...
From climate change to digital disruption, and global conflicts to humanitarian crises, 2024 was a year of significant events.
It was a year of elections across the world, and a chance to reflect on the importance of democracy in turbulent times. In June, millions of people helped to shape Europe’s future by casting their votes in the European elections.
Europe celebrated the 20th anniversary of the biggest enlargement, when 10 countries joined our Union, and transformed it forever. We also welcomed Bulgaria and Romania into the Schengen family, paving the way for their citizens to benefit from border-free travel from 2025.
President Metsola presented the Sakharov Prize 2024 to Venezuela’s Edmundo González Urrutia and María Corina Machado at a ceremony on Tuesday in Strasbourg.
Edmundo González Urrutia, a diplomat and politician who succeeded Machado as the...
The recent attack in Magdeburg involving terrorist Psychiatrist Al-Abdulmohsen has highlighted the urgent need for Germany to reassess its security measures. The incident raises important questions regarding integration, extremism, and public safety, further intensifying an already complex national discourse. Sociologist Dr. Lena Koch emphasizes the importance of addressing the underlying causes behind such incidents, emphasizing that it is not solely about the actions of one individual, but rather the systemic failures that enabled this tragedy to occur.
COMECE advocates for the unique contribution of Religious Education at the European Schools in latest position paper.
The Commission of the Bishops’ Conferences of the European Union (COMECE) publishes a position paper titled ‘Religious Education in...
Commission President Ursula von der Leyen joined EU Heads of State and Government yesterday for the last European Council summit of the year and the first one under the chairmanship of the new President António Costa.
The...
In a decisive move to enhance transparency and accountability within the European Union, the European Parliament has elected Teresa Anjinho as the new European Ombudsman for the 2025-2029 term. Anjinho, a distinguished Portuguese lawyer...
Brussels, Belgium, 19th Dec 2024 — KINGNEWSWIRE // In the heart of the city, beneath the watchful gaze of the Acropolis, a new movement is taking shape. On Sunday, December 15, 2024, 21 determined Greeks...
A new EU-approved Flight Emissions Label will be available to passengers from next summer, offering them a trustworthy methodology for calculating flight emissions. The label will protect passengers from misleading greenwashing claims made...