‘A momentous day for nature’: EU approves first-of-its-kind law that could bring back biodiversity
After months of deliberations, the EU’s Nature Restoration Law has finally been approved.
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Hungary moves on interest rate as inflation threatens and forint flounders
The National Bank of Hungary has reduced its base interest rate by a quarter point, down from last month's 7.25% to 7%.
Omar Berrada explains what Manchester United must avoid in transfer window
Incoming Manchester United chief executive Omar Berrada has warned the club could find themselves on a "slippery slope" if they overpay in the transfer window.
Which countries are home to the most educated people in Europe?
When it comes to competition for jobs and resources, education has always been a crucial factor in our sucess.
G7 Summit and Peace Summit: Special Event with G7 Ambassadors to be held by the KSF
This upcoming Wednesday, June 19, the Kyiv Security Forum is to hold a special event with G7 Ambassadors to Ukraine.
EU Policy. Agency issues health guidance ahead of mass-gathering football Euros, Olympic Games
With the Euros and Olympic Games expected together to draw millions of domestic and foreign tourists this summer, a European health agency has issued guidance designed to avert health risks posed by mass attended gatherings.
4,500 people march through Brussels in protest against right-wing ideology
More than 4,000 people have marched through Brussels in protest against the political right and racism.
EU leaders meet in Brussels to divvy up top jobs. These are the frontrunners
The post-election game of horse trading faces its first test on Monday as leaders of the European Union meet in Brussels to discuss, and possibly assign, the bloc's top jobs.