EU lets trade concessions for Ukraine expire
After farmers across the Union called for stricter customs rules, the EU and Ukraine are now following a pre-existing 2016 agreement again.
EU urges smarter water use as climate change and poor management strain supplies
Brussels launches a new plan to protect water supplies, but its non-binding targets spark concern.
“Question Corner” goes European Parliament: interview with MEP Katarina Barley
German MEP Katarina Barley sat down with the European Newsroom (enr) to talk about threats to EU democracy and consumer rights in the first ‘Question Corner – EP Edition’.
MEP Katarina Barley: Far-right alliances and disinformation challenge EU democracy
One year after the European elections, European Parliament Vice-President Katarina Barley reflects on the institution’s shifting power dynamics, growing far-right influence, the mounting threat of disinformation and the weakening of consumer rights.
European Commission gives Bulgaria green light to use euro
All EU Member States, except Denmark, are required to adopt the euro once they fulfil certain criteria.