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ADVERTISEMENT The European People’s Party (EPP) has decided to “initiate a scrutiny process” about associate membership of Aleksandar Vučić’s Serbian Progressive Party (SNS), EPP President Manfred Weber announced on Tuesday. Mass demonstrations began in November, after a concrete canopy collapsed at the freshly renovated Novi Sad train station, killing 16…
ADVERTISEMENT The World Health Organization (WHO) projects that the European Union will face a shortage of 4.1 million healthcare workers by 2030. Factors such as low salaries and poor working conditions are often cited as reasons for the mismatch between the supply and demand. Health and social care is one…
ADVERTISEMENT Yes, it’s scripted. Yes, it kicks off with that awkward 20-minute prelude where the Commission chief strolls through the hemicycle, shaking hands and kissing cheeks with party leaders as if she’s just been reunited with long-lost friends. And yes, it can drag on for more than four hours once you…
ADVERTISEMENT In Gaza, more than 15,600 residents — many of whom suffer from life-threatening illnesses or conflict-related injuries —are in need of urgent medical evacuation, according to figures provided by the World Health Organization. But since the Hamas-led 7 October attack, fewer than 350 people, the majority of whom are…
ADVERTISEMENT It’s a strong signal that speaks volumes about Europe’s ambitions in the Arctic region. Last week, the European Commission proposed doubling its financial aid to Greenland as part of the next EU budget. Under the multi-annual financial framework for 2028–2034, the Commission is proposing over €530 million in funding…
ADVERTISEMENT Puźniki is a former village that has long been relegated to historical maps, and does not exist in the modern day. This nondescript place, now overgrown by a forest, was the site of a historic exhumation helping to heal historical wounds between Poland and Ukraine. On Saturday, following the…
ADVERTISEMENT The French are (rightfully) proud of their cheese. It is seen as a must for any decent family meal, a great economic asset for the country, and perhaps more surprisingly, a fantastic tool of diplomacy. That is why “diplomacy through cheese” will be one of the roundtables at an…
ADVERTISEMENT Economists are keeping a close eye on the French political arena ahead of the 8 September vote of confidence, which could lead to the resignation of the government. Prime Minister François Bayrou has pledged the government’s confidence in an attempt to win MPs over to his budget recovery plan.…
Published on 05/09/2025 – 17:55 GMT+2 •Updated 17:58 ADVERTISEMENT The EU antitrust enforcer on Friday walloped US tech giant Google with a €2.95 billion fine for self-preferencing its ad exchange tool “AdX”, while dominating the market with its publisher ad server and its ad buying tools. “Google must now come…
By Euronews & Olga Lavrentyeva Published on 05/09/2025 – 11:44 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT European honey production recovered in 2022 to 280,000 tonnes after declining for four consecutive years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, bee diseases, pesticide use and climate change, according to Dutch government organisation CBI. EU’s biggest producers of honey in…
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