EU countries condemn Hungary’s attempt to ban Pride events
Hungary’s latest ban on Pride events has reignited a long-running stand-off with Brussels over rule of law and fundamental rights in the EU member state.
Consumer advocates: EU reform could seriously weaken passenger rights
The European Commission intends to raise the threshold at which air travellers can claim compensation for delayed flights. Consumer advocates and Germany’s Minister of Justice have criticised the proposed change to the regulations.
EU police agency coordinates international raid on dark web
Europol coordinated a massive international raid leading to 270 arrests and millions seized in cash, crypto, drugs, and weapons.
Romania and Poland elections offer EU reprieve but far-right performs strongly
As far-right, nationalist and eurosceptic parties gain ground among European voters, elections on the European Union’s eastern flank are giving pro-EU forces cause for hope amid ongoing geopolitical challenges.
Access to EU single market key for Western Balkans, says Serbian Chamber of Commerce chief
According to the head of the Serbian Chamber of Commerce, the Western Balkans can help drive Europe’s digital and technological future – but full access to the EU single market is needed.