European Commissioner Michael McGrath is worried about the huge flood of small parcels into the EU – mainly from China – posing risks to EU citizens and businesses. He hopes to move forward on the issue during a trip to China later this year.
European Commissioner Michael McGrath brushed off accusations that the EU intentionally got involved with Budapest’s Pride celebrations. Amid an ongoing dispute with Hungary over the rule of law, he also said that Brussels is examining new ways to enforce the conditionality mechanism linked to EU funds.
The EU’s Green Claims Directive was meant to crack down on greenwashing, now it’s become a flashpoint in Brussels power politics.
As Bulgaria is set to adopt the Euro, what are the expectations and fears of the country’s citizens? What lessons can be learnt from other Eurozone members – or even those who opted out?
With armed conflicts involving states at a 70-year high, NATO is preparing for its most ambitious defence overhaul yet, but not everyone is on board.
Europe is bracing for another intense wildfire season. Countries are steadily building up their defences at home – often with the help of EU funds. But questions remain over how effectively the funds are spent.