Inflation eases in the Eurozone, banking authorities call for caution

Inflation eases in the Eurozone, banking authorities call for caution

The inflation in Europe is easing slightly but banking authorities such as the European Central Bank and the European Banking Authority remain cautious. Consumers across the continent need to fork out more money for services and goods. 

EU opens membership talks with Ukraine, Moldova, progress for Montenegro

EU opens membership talks with Ukraine, Moldova, progress for Montenegro

War-torn Ukraine and neighbouring Moldova are now officially in accession talks with the European Union. Both countries were granted EU candidate status in 2022. The landmark move has been hailed as historic and is the start of a complex process that could take years. 

No deal on EU top jobs after informal Brussels summit

No deal on EU top jobs after informal Brussels summit

Despite expectations for Monday’s informal summit, EU leaders did not seal the deal on who will take over the bloc’s top jobs after the European elections. Three names are on the table: Ursula von der Leyen, António Costa and Kaja Kallas. Will they cross the finish line when leaders meet again next week?

European tourism industry on post-pandemic road to recovery

European tourism industry on post-pandemic road to recovery

As the summer season approaches, tourists will soon be flocking to Europe’s popular hotspots. Recent data shows that the tourism industry stabilised itself after a sharp decline during the Covid-19 pandemic. On the negative side, mass tourism and overcrowding continue to put pressure on local societies.