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The UK and Denmark intend to strengthen cooperation on security, science and technology, illegal migration, trade, and climate change, a joint statement signed in London Tuesday reads. UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly and his Danish counterpart, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, signed...

The website of three Dutch and Belgian ports was rendered inaccessible by a hacker group sympathetic to Russia early on Tuesday, just two weeks after similar incidents. The website of North Sea Port, the company running the three affected ports...

France and Italy will enhance their cooperation looking forward, French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said at a meeting in Paris on Tuesday, marking a thaw in relations. The two leaders met to highlight the points...

The controversial pensions reform that French President Emmanuel Macron forced through parliament in March will not close the pensions deficit as predicted by the government, France’s pensions watchdog found in a report. Macron signed the pensions reform into law in...

EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager, known for her crackdown and hefty fines meted out to Big Tech for anti-competitive practices, is in the running for the top job at the European Investment Bank (EIB), she said on Tuesday (20 June).

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen must resolve the internal Bulgarian political disputes about who should replace former EU Commissioner Mariya Gabriel, the government in Sofia said. Bulgaria will offer von der Leyen two candidates to replace Gabriel, who...

Diplomatic sources deny Polish media reports quoting EU diplomats and experts as saying that Poland could possibly apply for a derogation to the EU relocation scheme Warsaw recently vetoed with Hungary. Warsaw will be able to apply to the EU...

More Icelanders are now in favour of joining the European Union, according to a new poll that marks a shift in thinking in the country at a time the government has signalled it may want better relations with the EU...

Neutral states in the EU, like Austria and Malta, need to be listened to on security matters, Austrian Defence Minister Klaudia Tanner said ahead of Tuesday’s meeting with her Maltese counterpart, Byron Camilleri, citing the now reduced number of conflict-neutral...

The European Commission's proposal for a regulation of ESG ratings providers is essential to introduce some transparency in the area of responsible investments, write Aurore Lalucq, Jonás Fernández and Paul Tang. 

EU environment ministers approved their position on a historic law to restore Europe's ecosystems on Tuesday (20 June), marking a turning point for the embattled proposal.

The European Commission proposed the introduction of a new source of income for the EU budget based on corporate profits as well as adjustments to previously proposed direct revenue streams, calling on member states to quickly adopt them.

The European Commission announced on Tuesday (20 June) it would create a new Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform (STEP), formerly known as the EU Sovereignty Fund, but expectations are low as no new cash has been brought to the table.

The European Commission circulated some initial pledges as part of its voluntary initiative to move the online advertising industry away from 'cookie fatigue'.

The Swedish presidency of the EU Council has circulated a final text on the European Media Freedom Act ahead of an ambassador meeting on Wednesday (21 June) that is set to adopt the legislative proposal. 

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Tuesday (20 June) called on China to lobby Russia to withdraw troops and end its war in Ukraine.

EU institutions are due to reach a political agreement on the Data Act next week, with ongoing discussions on the issue of trade secrets, governance, territorial scope, product safety and time of application. The Data Act is a flagship legislative...

In Germany, everything has become some sort of Wende, or turning point, these days. So much so that the concept risks getting lost in the modern buzzword jungle, but also alienating a huge number of Germans, bewildered at the sharp policy turns.

kIt is a mistake to frame the green transition through the lens of right vs. left, according to Spain’s Agriculture Minister Luis Planas, who stressed the need to engage farmers in the process in an interview ahead of Spain’s turn at the helm of the rotating EU Council Presidency. 

While the German economy is in recession despite low unemployment, Chancellor Olaf Scholz has identified the shortage of skilled workers as the key hurdle to regaining economic growth, which should be addressed by increasing immigration.