Portugal is launching a new €20 a month national rail pass as an ‘investment in the environment’
This monthly national train pass is significantly less expensive than some equivalent schemes in other European countries. Read More
Far-right Freedom Party leader holds talks with Austrian president on new government
Herbert Kickl, head of the far-right FPÖ, is facing difficult coalition negotiations as the SPÖ, Green Party, and NEOS have dismissed collaboration, with the OVP agreeing to join only if…
State of the Union: Greenpeace warns of disappearing family-run farms in EU
This edition of State of the Union focuses on the future of agriculture in the EU, the situation in the Middle East, the first plans of the new French government…
Pokrovsk and Kostyantynivka residents clean up after repeated Russian shelling
Two Ukrainian cities woke up on Friday to sweep away the destruction caused by recent Russian attacks. Read More
Brussels breaks impasse after EU countries fail to agree on Chinese EV tariffs
Chinese producers of electric vehicles will soon face steep tariffs before selling their high-end goods in the EU market. Read More
At least 15 killed in severe flooding after heavy rainstorm hits Bosnia
The road and railway connecting the capital Sarajevo with Mostar and the Adriatic Sea have been inaccessible, with domestic media reporting entire sections swept away or blocked by debris. Read…
Businesses urged to commit to reducing methane leak at Baku Climate Action Week
Baku Climate Action Week highlighted the need for cleaner natural gas as NGOs push for reduced methane emissions from oil companies before COP29. Read More
Red card: Some of FIFA’s international transfer rules clash with EU law, top court says
The Luxembourg-based European Court of Justice (ECJ) handed down its judgement of a long-running legal dispute involving a former high-profile footballer. Read More
EU top court upholds cancellation of EU-Morocco trade deals over disputed Western Sahara
The EU institutions’ consultations with the people of the Western Sahara were insufficient to establish their consent to deals which concerned them, the court said. Read More
Brussels breaks impasse after EU countries fail to agree on Chinese EV tariffs
Chinese producers of electric vehicles will soon face steep tariffs before selling their high-end goods in the EU market. Read More