Greece's low birth rate raises spectre of population collapse in Aegean Islands
Authorities in the Aegean Islands have warned that low birth rates spell disaster for their region.
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Is irregular migration to the EU really on the rise?
It may seem like a perennial concern, but the debate on immigration to the EU has heated up significantly in recent months.
EasyJet warns passengers could be stuck on planes and says 'there will be disruption' in major travel rule change
EasyJet boss Johan Lundgren has warned that passengers could be stuck on planes when the European Union launches its enhanced border checks. He predicted that “there will be some disruption” when the EU introduces the Entry/Exit System (EES) later this year.
Chinese EVs tariffs fallout: Is Germany losing its influence in Brussels?
Last Friday, EU countries agreed to impose definitive tariffs on imports of electric cars from China, a move with far-reaching implications for the bloc's trade policy with Beijing, the future of the EU's car industry and, most importantly, Berlin's influence in Brussels.
Austrian man amputated his penis with an axe after eating psilocybin psychedelic mushrooms
An Austrian man amputated his penis with a blunt axe after consuming a large dose of psilocybin mushrooms, storing its fragments in a jar with soil and dirty snow.
Who's afraid of Artificial Intelligence?
Developed and fiercely defended by some, criticised if not openly feared by others, the phrase on everyone's lips, AI, Artificial Intelligence, generates passionate hopes but also widespread concerns throughout the European Union. Who are the potential winners, and who are the potential losers of this new digital revolution in the making? We travelled to Austria and Estonia to try to find out.
Manchester United and Man City braced for major transfer changes as FIFA update emerges
Some of FIFA's rules on the movement of players between clubs are contrary to European Union law, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled.
FIFA transfer rules breach EU law, says European court
Some of FIFA's rules on the movement of players between clubs are contrary to European Union law, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled.