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A recent international investigation found that Russian services spy on their embassies throughout Europe using multiple antennas. NOVA reports that the building in Sofia is not...
From this weekend onwards, you will no longer be able to order a Malibu rum, Jameson whiskey, or Absolut vodka. According to Le Monde, the Svenska...
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Not every scandal is met with public outrage. Some scandals are kept hidden. Problematic cases can persist for too long without public pressure to change. The...
In his address to MEPs, Portugal’s President Marcelo rebelo de Sousa identified post-war recovery and enlargement as the EU’s main challenges. In a formal meeting with...
Xavier Bettel (Prime Minister of Luxembourg) delivered an impassioned address, urging MEPs in the face populism, global and internal challenges, to defend the fundamentals that are...
AFP reported that France has brought to trial 11 alleged top-ranking Kurdistan Workers’ Party members (PKK) accused of extortion and terrorist financing, as well as propaganda...
The Schengen Agreement known today was signed in a small village in the south-eastern part of Luxembourg – a place steeped in symbolism Luxembourg can be...
Some activists in Spain are asking this question. The presidency of the Council of the European Union, or Consillium, rotates every six months. Spain is scheduled...
The decision of the Bureau on Former Members is a revision of the existing rules on access rights, which date back to 1999. After the approval...
The EP spyware inquiry committee adopted its final report, which included a number of recommendations. It condemned the use of spyware in several EU countries and...
