Euroviews. Justice must prevail against Denmark’s ‘ghetto laws’
Before I first visited Copenhagen’s Mjølnerparken neighbourhood a decade ago, I had heard all the rumours: dangerous and overcrowded with unemployed foreigners refusing to integrate.
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Orban meets Macron ahead of Hungary's EU Presidency
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has met with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris ahead of Hungary's EU presidency, which begins on 1 July.
Avoiding stormy waters: how the EU manages shared rivers and water resources?
Climate change and increased demand are leading to greater competition between countries for the planet’s water resources. Nearly half of the world's surface waters are shared by two or more countries, with Europe having the highest number of communal river basins. Many EU countries rely heavily on water that originates outside their borders. For instance, the Danube flows through nearly a dozen European countries, including Germany, Slovakia, Moldova, and Ukraine. This brings issues such as water scarcity, pollution control, flood management and biodiversity protection into sharp focus.
Carbon price for homes and cars could prove ‘very controversial’, senior EU official admits
A new emissions trading system (ETS) adding a carbon price to the cost of fossil fuels used to heat homes and power road transport, could prove a headache for the next European Commission, a senior official has acknowledged.
Scientific observers work with fishers shaping future of Malta's marine ecosystem
It’s early morning in Malta, the small EU Member state nestled in the Mediterranean Sea. Onboard a traditional fishing boat are three special guests: Kelly, Luca, and Frank, all working for Aquatic Resources Malta, or ARM.
'It's like driving over the surface of Mars the potholes are so bad'
Like many Wiganers, Rober Kenyon grew up in a staunchly Labour-supporting family, but when the Reform UK Makerfield candidate grew old enough to think for himself, his own allegiance to the party now led by Sir Keir Starmer drifted away. Even so, having been raised in a town where the coal mining industry was controversially decimated by the Conservative government of the 1980s, hitching his wagon to the Tories was ‘unthinkable’.
I was banned from playing for Man City by the Government - it was like being stabbed
In a world where multi-million pound transfers are scrutinised to the most minute detail, some collapsing on technicalities, it is an anomaly that Manchester City spent around £10m on a player who was not allowed to play for them.
German Chancellor Scholz gives Hungarian PM Orban cold shoulder in Berlin
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban dropped into Berlin on Friday ahead of Hungary taking over the rotating EU Council presidency for six months.