Germany counting on exemption from EU debt rules for defence boost
The European Commission cannot grant Germany an exemption from EU debt rules to help increase defense spending until the country passes its new budget.
Germans leave parental home early, but men take longer to move out
According to the recent data, Finns leave their parents’ home at the earliest, while Croatians leave at the latest.
Bred, sold, mistreated and abandoned: Can new EU rules on animal welfare make a positive difference?
Everybody proclaims to love their fur babies. But are really enough rules in place to make sure that Spot and Puss are being treated well by their breeders, sellers and owners? The European Parliament has taken a further step in that direction.
EU’s von der Leyen wants lower cap on Russian oil price at G7 summit
The EU is working on its 18th package of sanctions against Russia designed to weaken Moscow’s financial ability to continue the war in Ukraine.
EU lawmakers express solidarity with Canadians affected by wildfires
According to the three members of the European Parliament, “Canada is a close friend and partner of the European Union.”