The European Parliament has approved a Commission proposal to reduce the protection status of Europe’s wolves, meaning they will soon be less protected and easier to hunt. But how do the scientific and political arguments to this change compare?
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Can the EU fix Europe’s growing housing crisis?
Across Europe, housing has become increasingly unaffordable, but what role can the EU play in addressing this?
Greenland and the EU’s geopolitical puzzle of special territories
Did you know that France’s longest border is with Brazil? Finding the EU’s special territories on a map is fun but this parlour game of geographic quirks, often a legacy of imperial colonialism, can have serious political consequences for the EU. Just look at Denmark, Greenland and the United States.
Far right rise: what does the extremist surge mean for the EU?
The extreme right made big gains in Germany’s parliamentary elections. It is not alone: Across Europe, the right is on the rise. In this video, the European Newsroom explores this trend and how it affects policy making across the European Union.
Poland’s turn to lead: the EU presidency explained
Poland took over the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU at the start of the year. One month in, the European Newsroom explores Poland’s priorities during its six-month term which primarily focuses on security, competitiveness and enlargement.
What does a second Trump presidency mean for Europe?
What does a second Trump presidency mean for Europe? In this video, we’ll explore some possible consequences of a new Trump administration, including its impact on Europe’s security, climate policy, and international cooperation.
Europe on the move: how the EU is promoting safe and sustainable transport
From roads to rail and from rivers to the skies: the EU has a significant role in regulating transport across the continent. In this video, the European Newsroom explores how the EU is promoting safe and sustainable transport and which challenges lie ahead for the sector.
What is the European Union doing to improve citizens’ health?
What has the European Union been doing for the health of its citizens and how has its approach changed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic? In this video, the European Newsroom explores how the EU has been working towards a more robust health strategy and which health challenges the bloc faces today.
Building a fairer Europe: understanding social rights in the EU
What are social rights and what does the European Union do to promote them? In this video, the European Newsroom looks at the current state of social rights across the bloc and the EU’s ambitious social goals for the future.
How competitive is Europe in the global space race?
Originally scheduled for 2020, the European Space Agency launched its Ariane 6 rocket from French Guiana on the 9th of July. In this video, the European Newsroom looks at Europe’s activities, ambitions and challenges in its efforts to compete in the global space race.