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The return regulation is likely to get rubber stamped next week at the European Parliament following a political agreement earlier this month.
It is business as usual in EU-Israeli relations, while Italy's call for a proposal to ban settler imports sounds more like waffle than a real change of heart.
Russian commanders are scrambling to move troops and fuel along ever-riskier routes, while the peninsula’s residents face dry taps, empty shelves, and soaring black‑market petrol prices.
The cost of services like haircuts, restaurant meals, plumbers, and hotel stays also rose faster in recent months, from three to 3.5 percent, suggesting price pressures are spreading beyond just energy and food.
Global resettlement figures have dropped by some 50 percent to 81,800 in a downward trend that points to the general political backlash against migration and asylum in the US and in Europe.
The European Commission has refused to publish full contracts with pharma giants to purchase billions of doses of Covid-19 vaccines. Now the EU's top court is set to force its hand.
Within the political spectrum, identitarians can be understood as the far right of the far right. Their core argument has evolved, but it now concentrates on one key demand: the restoration of ethno-cultural homogeneity in Europe.
Over decade in the making, the new EU asylum rules are finally kicking into force on Friday. But EU member states delays are posing challenges amid critics who warn of rights abuses when it comes people seeking international protection.
As LaRochelle counts down his final days of Ebola incubation alone in a sealed biobox, Czechia’s rare display of political unity over his transfer collides with public fears of importing a lethal virus.
Israeli finance minister Bezalel Smotrich is now banned from entering France. These sanctions are largely symbolic, but they matter. Why aren't other European Union countries sanctioning members of the Israeli government?
Spending of corporate lobbying into the EU reaches new highs according to new research, manifesting in slashed regulation in a bid to build competitiveness and facilitate corporate interests
While speaking with friends and relatives, I often encounter the (sorry) naïve views that the 'manosphere' is just some sad boys posting 'locker-room banter'.
The board's annual assessment lands just days after the commission announced plans to loosen budget rules for energy investments.
EU's first-ever services trade deal with African states will give European firms near-unfettered access to Mauritius and Seychelles' offshore financial hubs.
Behind Moscow’s upbeat propaganda, Russian military channels fret over a “positional deadlock”.
The commission has warned governments against stoking demand with broad subsidies at a time of acute supply shortage. So how are Europe's biggest economies responding three months in?
Across Europe, established right-wing parties are finding themselves challenged by actors positioned further to their right. In Italy, the rise of Roberto Vannacci's movement serves as an examples. The danger is not only the rise of more radical actors, but the gradual redefinition of what is consid
Dvorkovich, the head of the FIDE chess federation, should be banned because he "publicly supported" the war in Ukraine, the EU Commission said in its second go at scalping Russia's sports supremo.
The aviation industry will probably miss its goal of reaching net-zero emissions by 2050. What are the main reasons behind this shortfall, and what could it mean for consumers in terms of airfares, travel options, and environmental impact?
Despite a short-term contract ban which came into effect in March, almost 97 percent of the ships that left Russia’s Arctic Yamal site arrived at an EU port.