Will the EU’s plans for its farming hand-outs in its next budget bring forth the “end of agriculture” or a much needed-reform? One thing is sure – ahead lie two years of hard negotiations.
The head of the EU regions body, Kata Tüttő, has rejected the European Commission’s long-term budget proposal. According to her, it fails to consider the interests of local and regional communities.
Air and water are the first things that come to mind as afflicted when talking about pollution. But an equally dangerous invisible hazard is always within earshot: noise.
As the European Commission looks to simplify budgets before announcing its proposals for the next Multiannual Financial Framework next week, politicians look to safeguard their priorities.
It looks as if the EU is slowly inching away from its green targets in favour of defence spending and revving up the economy. Putting the spotlight on water resources, is there any silver lining?
Since the end of the Cold War many European countries ditched conscription, but with a major shift in geopolitics and increasing instability, could young Europeans soon expect to face a call up to the military?