Thousands protest for second night against government decision to suspend EU talks
Thousands of people have protested for a second night against the Georgian government's decision to suspend European Union accession negotiations.
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MEPs critique Angela Merkel's legacy as memoirs hit the shelves
"Freedom" is the political book of the year. In an autobiography, former Chancellor Angela Merkel looks back on her 16 years at the helm of Germany. Originally from the East Germany under the German Democratic Republic, the Christian Democrat leader profoundly impacted the European project.
Four dead, including two children, after migrant boat tragedy off Greek island
Four people, including two children, lost their lives when a boat carrying migrants ran aground on the rocky shores of the eastern Greek island of Samos, officials reported on Thursday.
Bosnian citizen's legal battle exposes ethnic voting rights issue in EU court
As the six Western Balkan nations strive to join the European Union and pursue reforms laid out in a €6-billion EU growth plan, Bosnia and Herzegovina finds itself distracted by a landmark civil rights case that could upend its ethnic power-sharing system.
Northvolt collapse leaves EU taxpayer on the hook for €293m
The collapse of Swedish battery maker Northvolt AB has left a hole in the EU's ambitions for electric vehicle success – but also a potential three-hundred-million-euro hole in its budget.
What could happen to Ukraine if Călin Georgescu becomes president?
Pro-Russia candidate Călin Georgescu won the first round of the presidential elections in Romania on Sunday, riding on a wave of anti-establishment protest votes and with suspected foreign social-media interference.
Underwater WiFi, aquaponic farms: How European startups woo investors
Across Europe, blue tech startups are charting new waters in ocean technology, tackling some of the most pressing challenges — from renewable energy and blue biotechnology to cutting-edge port logistics and aquaculture. With support from European Union initiatives like BlueInvest, many of these innovators are securing the funding needed for scaling up.
Apology incoming! Carrefour caught in South American beef scandal
Alexandre Bompard, Carrefour SA's CEO, has agreed to issue a public apology to Brazil's government, hoping to wrap up the controversy created by the supermarket chain committing to not sell South American beef in France, according to Bloomberg.