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Six years after Greece exited its financial bailout programmes, marking the official end of a painful economic crisis, the country is now facing a new kind of emergency that could influence its social and economic structure: population decline. Projections suggest that by 2070, Greece’s population could shrink by as much as 25%, way above the EU average of 4%.
The European Commission is preparing the revision of technical aspects of the Medical Device and the In Vitro Regulation to bring them in line with the AI Act, according to a meeting document seen by Euronews.
After a few weeks of summer break, MEPs are back in Brussels, reviewing their files and attending back-to-work meetups.
Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris is getting its bells back, just in time for the mediaeval landmark's reopening after the devastating 2019 fire.
Food has always had a transcendent quality. Marcel Proust knew that when the scent of a madeleine sent him time-travelling back to his childhood. Likewise for the restaurant critic in Ratatouille. A new show takes that idea and transports the audience to the sights, sounds, smells, and tastes of Iran every night.
After years of difficulties and setbacks the European Space Agency is delivering a new generation of rockets that it believes will put Europe back in the vanguard of an increasingly competitive industry. Its Director General, Josef Aschbacher, spoke to Grégoire Lory for the Global Conversation about the ESA's ambitions and the challenges ahead. He began by asking Aschbacher if the agency was emerging from a launcher crisis with the successfull Vega and Ariane 6 missions in recent months.
Syrian human rights defenders have called on the European Union to help stop the increase in violence against Syrian refugees in Cyprus and Lebanon, including forced deportation.
Libya's Tripoli-based government's recent clumsy attempt to replace the central bank governor should be a blaring alarm in the central Mediterranean.