EU to step up controls to crack down on pesticides in imported food
The EU is moving to better shield consumers from substances that are banned under its food safety regulations.
Exclusive briefing with the incoming Cypriot Presidency of the Council of the EU
Journalists from European Newsroom member agencies met with the press office of the upcoming Cypriot EU Presidency in Brussels to talk about its plans for the first six months of the new year.
Brussels takes next step in customs reform with EU Customs Authority
EU Customs Reform: Far from being just more Brussels red tape and tedious bureaucracy, customs rules in the European Union have direct effects on the lives of millions of citizens.
EU Commission probes Google’s AI search mode
The EU’s competition watchdog will investigate whether tech giant Google is breaching EU rules by failing to compensate publishers for using their content to train its AI systems.
EU chief Costa criticises US vision of Europe in its new strategy
European Council President António Costa has spoken out against the new US security strategy, particularly with regard to its criticism of the freedom of speech in Europe.