EU
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Lead MEPs on EU’s long-term budget react to Irish presidency’s negotiating box
BRUSSELS, October 13 — On October 12, 2026, lead Members of the European Parliament responsible for the EU’s…
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EU’s Kallas: Treat Israeli Settlements Like Occupied Crimea
BRUSSELS, September 17 — The European Union’s top diplomat has called on member states to treat illegal Israeli…
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EU Invites Canada as First-Ever Associate Member Post-Brexit
BRUSSELS, September 16 — The European Union has formally invited Canada to become its first-ever “associate member,” a…
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EU Proposes Kids Act to Ban Social Media for Under-13s
BRUSSELS, September 16 — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the proposed “EU Kids Act” in…
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Von der Leyen Delivers EU Address With Carney as Guest
STRASBOURG, September 16 — European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivers her annual state of the European…
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Hungary Moves to Amend Anti-LGBTQ Law to Align With EU Standards
BUDAPEST, September 15 — Hungary has announced plans to amend the anti-LGBTQ law that has kept Budapest and…
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EU Leaders Meet in Finland to Forge New Arctic Strategy
ROVANIEMI, September 15 — High above the Arctic Circle, in a city that marks the last stretch of…
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Ten years on, Brexit’s economic impact is becoming clearer
BRISTOL, September 15 — Ten years after the UK voted to leave the European Union, the economic verdict…
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Netherlands and Spain Seek EU-Wide Minimum Age for Social Media
THE HAGUE, September 14 — The Netherlands and Spain have jointly submitted proposals to the European Commission calling…
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Canada EU Trade Security Talks Advance as Carney Macron Meet
OTTAWA, September 13 — Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron are set to meet…
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EU Agenda: Week Ahead – 7-12 September 2026
BRUSSELS, September 9 — The European Commission has moved to place housing affordability at the center of EU…
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Italy’s far-right Vannacci lashes EU in business summit address
CERNOBBIO, Italy, Sept. 8 — Roberto Vannacci, the former Italian general whose far-right Futuro Nazionale party has surged…
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Young Europeans call for a more circular future
BRUSSELS, September 3 — European Commissioner for Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy Jessika Roswall met…
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Iceland Rejects EU Membership Talks Over Fisheries and Independence Priorities
Reykjavik, August 31 — Iceland formally ended negotiations to resume European Union accession talks, citing domestic priorities over…
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Trump’s Potential Second Term Sparks Iceland EU Referendum Debate
Reykjavík, August 29 — The fresh possibility of a second term for U.S. President Donald Trump has rekindled…
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NATO, EU Unite: Tracking, Countering Russian Interference Since 2014
BRUSSELS, August 14 — NATO and the European Union have spent over a decade fortifying their defenses against…
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EU Decision-Makers Behind Sanctions List for 1,600 Firms
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The shift in EU sanctions enforcement is accelerating. The Foreign Affairs Council is now…
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EU Weighs Adding 1,600 Firms To Sanctions List Since 2014
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The European Union has now sanctioned more than 2,000 individuals and entities since it…
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Ukraine Refugees in Poland: 1.5M Displaced Face Integration
WARSAW, July 28 — The shift is unmistakable: more than two years into Russia’s full-scale invasion, Poland has…
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EU Sanctions Loom: 1,600 Firms Face Three-Step Adoption Process
BRUSSELS, July 28, 2026 — In the corridors of the Council of the European Union, diplomats are deep…
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EU Sanctions on 1,600 Firms May Reshape Trade, Energy Markets
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The corridors of European power are once again tightening the economic noose around Moscow.…
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EU Imposes 14 Sanction Packages on Russia Since 2014
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The European Union’s sanctions architecture against Russia has ballooned to over 2,000 blacklisted names…
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EU to Impose Record 1,600 Sanctions on Firms Aiding Russia
BRUSSELS, July 28 — The European Union is preparing to adopt its largest-ever single sanctions package, targeting a…
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European Parliament Has Standing Committee On Civil Liberties, Justice And Home Affairs
BRUSSELS, July 20 — The Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) is a committee. That…
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