EU Policy

Political groups in the European Parliament have begun dividing key roles ahead of next week’s inaugural session, with the centre-right…

Nature restoration, water protection and boosting renewables are likely to remain among the political priorities of the EU’s next institutional…

A leading lawmaker in the European People’s Party has said he is “confident” the EU executive will move to postpone…

Relief tempered with caution was the response from Brussels-based campaigners to last night’s agreement on the EU’s five-year strategic agenda,…

EU countries are going in the “wrong direction” in their efforts to slash carbon dioxide levels, as natural carbon sinks keep…

Microsoft has breached the EU’s antitrust rules by tying its videoconferencing platform Teams to its Office 365 and Microsoft 365…

Much more followed on the digital front in the wake of those first 100 days. Now as Von der Leyen’s…

Europe is falling short in several digital sectors such as fibre deployment, cloud capacity, AI development and training of qualified…

Poland and Slovakia have yet to formally appoint regulators in charge of overseeing online platforms’ compliance with the Digital Services Act…

Artificial intelligence is gaining a rapid and widespread grip on the economy – and central bankers might be missing out…