Will European air passengers receive less compensation in the future?
European air passengers could face new difficulties in obtaining compensation for flight delays with the European Union launching a review of regulations dating back to 2004.
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IOC's ticketing rules hit by EU antitrust complaint from German ticket marketplace
BRUSSELS :German online ticket marketplace Ticombo has filed a complaint about the International Olympic Committee to EU antitrust regulators, alleging the IOC's ticketing rules block rival resale platforms and are anti-competitive.
EU budget negotiators urged to include green energy in increased security spending
Bolstering the resilience of Europe’s energy complex is as important as pouring money into armaments and troops, a group of political analysts warns in a letter to finance ministers as negotiations on the EU’s next trillion-euro budget ramp up.
Week ahead: Global sentiment sours as Trump’s auto and reciprocal tariffs loom
Risk-off sentiment prevailed in the global markets last week after US President Donald Trump confirmed that he would proceed with auto and reciprocal tariffs on Wednesday this week. Adding to concerns, hotter-than-expected US Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) data fuelled worries that the US economy may be slipping into stagflation, with potential repercussions for global markets.
Thousands in Serbia protest outside pro-government TV station over demo coverage
Thousands of protesters have gathered outside a pro-government TV station in Serbia, accusing it of spreading propaganda against university students who have been leading months of large-scale anti-corruption protests against the government of President Aleksandar Vučić.
Italy approves new decree to use Albania migration centres as repatriation hubs
Italy's right-wing government has approved a decree that expands the use of Albanian fast-track asylum processing centres to include repatriation hubs, in line with a recent EU proposal.
Decision on next EU privacy chief in deadlock
EU lawmakers and member states remain deadlocked over their choice of the next European Data Protection Supervisor (EDPS) – the privacy watchdog of the EU institutions - after negotiations on Thursday ended in stalemate, according to a source familiar with the process.
Irish regulator says EU needs common approach to digital platforms
A common approach is needed on EU online platform regulation - however challenging - because the Digital Services Act (DSA) leaves room for interpretation, Maria Donde, Director of International Affairs at Irish regulator Coimisiún na Meán said in Brussels on Thursday.