EU considers PFAS ban as toxic exposure spreads
As the negative health consequences of PFAS exposure become clearer, the calls for an EU-wide ban become louder.
New Polish president strikes combative anti-EU, anti-migration tone
The election of Poland’s right wing president Karol Nawrocki marked a significant political defeat for the pro-European government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
The end of liquid restrictions at EU airports and extra luggage fees? Not so fast
Following the EU’s green light for new CT scanners, EU airports may now allow larger quantities of liquids in hand luggage at security checks. Meanwhile, however, consumers and airlines remain at odds over extra fees for carry-ons.
EU Commission criticises German minister’s comments on US trade deal
Germany’s finance minister had expressed his disappointment with the EU-US trade deal.
Why is mandatory military service making a comeback in Europe?
Defence has become a priority for the EU, but could that mean more young Europeans being called up to the military?