The political power struggle over approving the Commission | Radio Schuman
Doubts are growing over whether the European Parliament be able to approve the new European Commission, the EU's arm executive, on 27 November as planned.
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Could a Finnish double give Ireland some hope?
Ireland supporters will make the trip to Dublin 4 this evening hoping that the Boys in Green can finally put fears of automatic relegation to bed.
Golden age for train travel? Europe's railways never been busier, data shows
Rail travel in the EU reached a new peak in 2023, totalling 429 billion kilometres in distance travelled by passengers across the bloc, according to Eurostat.
Stephen Kenny hails St Pat's 'Rodri' as Jamie Lennon agrees new deal
St Patrick's Athletic boss Stephen Kenny described Jamie Lennon as "our Rodri" after the midfielder agreed a new long-term deal with the Saints.
Belarus set for Belfast clash against Northern Ireland after entry visas granted
Northern Ireland's Nations League match against Belarus will be played in Belfast later this month after entry visas were granted to the visitors.
‘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.
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.