Scientists sound alarm over EU climate targets ahead of crunch talks
According to the scientists, reducing emissions by 90 percent by 2040 not only safeguards Europe’s future but also presents economic opportunities.
Spain to push at EU level for end to daylight saving time from next year
A European Commission survey showed EU citizens largely favour abolishing the twice-yearly time change.
From Amsterdam to Valletta: Mapping the EU’s liberal and restrictive abortion regimes
Few things stir as many controversial debates as women’s rights to their own bodies when it comes to abortion. From enshrined rights in the constitution to near total bans, the EU mirrors these divisions.
CEO of food innovation community warns firms could exit EU over tough regulations
EIT Food CEO Richard Zaltzman warned of food innovation start-ups relocating outside of the EU and rejected moves to ban meat-related terms for plant-based and cell-cultured products.
Youth4Regions: young journalists visit the European Newsroom
From Ireland to Finland, from Bulgaria to Portugal: A large group of young journalists learned about the work of the European Newsroom as part of the Youth4Regions program of the European Commission.