Which country is home to Europe's heaviest drinkers?
"No level of alcohol consumption is safe for our health," the World Health Organization (WHO) warns. However, the amount of alcohol that we drink is still significant.
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Ylva Johansson says Europe's new migration pact is 'a huge achievement'
The European Parliament gave the Pact on Migration and Asylum the greenlight on 10 April - a comprehensive set of rules establishing a common asylum system that builds upon previous reforms.
European Parliament narrowly endorses EU migration reform, moving it closer to the finish line
The move was preceded by uncertainty due to a growing chorus of dissent from the right and the left, which, despite gaining traction, failed to derail the momentous vote on Wednesday afternoon.
As long as Ukraine needs humanitarian assistance as a consequence of this brutal war of aggression by Russia, we will be with you - EU Humanitarian Aid director
Exclusive interview with the Director for Neighborhood the Directorate General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (DG ECHO) at the European Commission ANDREAS PAPACONSTANTINOU to the Interfax-Ukraine agency
Michael Bakunenko: The ban on gas exports, ignoring the law and alienation of business - the current state of the industry in Ukraine
Interview of the Chairman of the Board of Directors of JKX Oil&Gas with Interfax-Ukraine
Euroviews. Tunisia can still be a catalyst for global democratic reform
Tunisia, where I had the privilege to serve as the US ambassador during its revolution and the initial stages of its democratic transition, presents a unique opportunity for the United States and the European Union to demonstrate their commitment to democracy.
Record number of anti-doping testing carried out last year
A record amount of anti-doping testing was carried out in 2023, according to figures published by Sport Ireland, with 1,826 samples collected with 1,595 tests in total.
Euroviews. When it comes to pesticides, we must not repeat the tragedy of asbestos
In November 2023, despite strong opposition, the European Union extended authorization for the use of the toxic herbicide glyphosate by 10 years — and now it has abandoned its green pact pledge to reduce the use of pesticides by 50%.