With persistent upward pressure on prices, the European Commission has urged EU countries to reduce their public spending to avoid further fueling inflation, notably by phasing out energy aid granted to households.

Hungary is yet to lift its unilateral ban on imports of agricultural goods from Ukraine despite giving assurances it would in exchange for a second financial aid package, thus jeopardising funding for four other EU frontline countries. 

The clock is ticking for Ukraine: It will need to show whether it can reclaim Russian-occupied territories with Western weapons by autumn. After that, Western attention could start to falter.

The director of a top Russian science institute, arrested on suspicion of treason along with two other hypersonic missile technology experts, stands accused of betraying secrets to China, two people familiar with the case told Reuters.

Creative stories have the most power — not just the power to be remembered, but the power to trigger our emotions, change our minds, and even inspire us to take action. Savion Ray explored the power of storytelling at their Turning Complex Narratives into Creative Stories workshop.

A reform of the rules governing the EU’s trade in construction products has won crucial backing from the European Parliament’s internal market committee, but with environmentalists complaining it was too soft on industry demands.

The European Parliament plans to cut by 50% the lavish pensions for former lawmakers in a bid to reduce the pension fund's deficit from €310 million to 86 million, according to an agreement in principle reached by the Parliament's bureau early this week.

The cabinets of Commission Vice President Frans Timmermans and Environment Commissioner Virginijus Sinkevičius have been holding one-on-one meetings with EU lawmakers to get them on board with the EU executive's pesticide-cutting and nature restoration proposals, MEPs told EURACTIV.

EU defence ministers adopted on Tuesday (23. May) conclusions on cyber defence, pointing out the need to avoid duplications in the institutional architecture, and stating their priorities on skills development and voluntary coordination in the defence sector.

EU agriculture lawmakers have approved their opinion on the EU's nature restoration law which rejects the whole proposal, effectively leaving the agriculture committee ‘without a voice’ in the final draft.

Europe's second-highest court on Wednesday (24 May) backed budget carrier Ryanair's challenge against Italian state aid, approved by the European Union, for airlines hit by the Covid-19 pandemic, siding again with the Irish airline.

Fragrance is essential in our daily lives. However, EU regulation could put fragrance and fragrance regions at risk. We are meeting n the Rose Valley to find solutions.

Community-building initiatives aim to improve the well-being of European elders, who face unaddressed mental health challenges and increasing loneliness. “Parrots are happier when they talk to other parrots,” Elizabeth Mestheneos, the former president of AGE Platform Europe, said in a...

France reaffirmed last week that it does not want to choose between nuclear and renewables, saying it is taking action to promote both. Yet, its last-minute objection to the adoption of the EU’s renewable energy directive tells a different story.

Ukraine accused Russia on 23 May of cutting the Ukrainian port of Pivdennyi out of a deal allowing safe Black Sea grain exports as Russia complained that it had been unable to export ammonia under the pact.

Chinese hackers targeted Kenya's government in a widespread, years-long series of digital intrusions against key ministries and state institutions, according to three sources, cybersecurity research reports and Reuters' own analysis of technical data related to the hackings.

A two-day incursion from Ukraine into Russia's western borderlands could force the Kremlin to divert troops from front lines as Kyiv prepares a major counteroffensive, and deal Moscow a psychological blow, according to military analysts.

In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about Germany reconsidering its role in the international fighter jet coalition, French supermarkets being a money-saver for Belgian shoppers, and so much more.

More than 100 members of the US Congress and the European Parliament called Tuesday (23 May) for the removal of an oil industry executive tapped to lead the next UN climate change conference.

Fewer Albanian youngsters enter the workforce after completing studies, while graduation and enrolment rates continue to fall, according to data published by the national statistics institute, INSTAT. According to INSTAT, in the academic year 2021-2022, 30,910 students graduated from higher...