‘A message of hope’: 6 European countries pledge €130 million to protect biodiversity
Six European countries have pledged new money to the world’s foremost biodiversity fund, which gained €200 million yesterday.
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How much does Europe spend on justice?
Like with all public sector spending, justice budgets across Europe have had to face significant economic hardship in recent years caused by global factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic and Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
EU court upholds right to sell PlayStation add-ons, in loss for Sony
Third party add-ons for Sony PlayStation games that offer players extra options don’t breach EU copyright law, the European Court of Justice has said.
EU countries split over revamping telecom markets
EU countries remain divided over European Commission plans to overhaul telecom rules to improve connectivity, according to minutes of a telecom working party seen by Euronews, which suggest levels of investment in the sector remain a source of contention.
UEFA Nations League: Northern Ireland hammer Bulgaria, Scotland hold Portugal
Isaac Price's hat-trick powered Northern Ireland to a stunning 5-0 win over Bulgaria that sent them top of their Nations League group.
Albania aims to be EU member by 2030, PM Rama says after 'historic' talks
Albania aims to become a full-fledged member of the European Union by the end of the decade, its Prime Minister Edi Rama said on Tuesday, following the opening of accession negotiations he called "historic".
FIFA to open dialogue on transfer rules after EU verdict
BRUSSELS : FIFA will start negotiations with the sport's stakeholders on the transfer system after the European Union ruled that some of its aspects were unlawful, the soccer governing body said on Monday.
EU governments adopt tougher air pollution limits, with reservations
Environment ministers have signed off on stricter EU limits for air pollutants at an EU Council summit in Luxembourg, in a move welcomed by environmentalists and public health campaigners.