In politics, sometimes there are telltale signs of where things are headed. Such is now the case for the EU’s upcoming electricity market reform, writes Frédéric Simon.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has praised Italy’s response to Europe’s irregular migration crisis in a letter to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni following last week’s shipwreck that killed more than 60 migrants. 

Prejudice, difficulties around pregnancy and childbirth, lack of financial security: German women in agriculture still face numerous hurdles today, according to a new study.

At a memorial service on Tuesday (7 March) for four Ukrainians killed last year while carrying out a raid on Russian territory, ordinary soldiers rubbed shoulders with volunteer fighters of the Brotherhood Battalion to which those killed belonged.

Women have always been among those most affected by energy poverty, but the COVID-19 pandemic and the energy crisis have exacerbated inequalities and widened the gender divide, according to the European Parliament's committee on women’s rights.

European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said on Tuesday (7 March) a Georgian draft law on “transparency of foreign influence” was a "very bad development" for the country and could seriously affect its ties with the EU.

Liquid petroleum gas firms want a directive to favour biofuels and hydrogen, to which they could pivot, reports The Guardian, EURACTIV's media partner.

In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about Finnish parties neck-and-neck in the parliamentary election race, Poland's ruling coalition dismissing a bill that further restricts abortion rights as elections are around the corner, and so much more.

The Irish Data Protection Commissioner plays a critical role in enforcing the EU General Data Protection Regulation. We discussed with Commissioner Helen Dixon enforcement trends, different legal interpretations with other data protection authorities and recent decisions on cross-border cases.

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg praised Albania for its key role in promoting stability in the Western Balkans during a meeting with President Bajram Begaj at the Alliance’s. headquarters in Brussels on Tuesday. Albania has been a member of NATO...

In 1977, the UN recognised 8 March as International Women’s Day. But more than four decades on, efforts to eradicate violence against women still have a long way to go: In 2021, over half of all murdered women were killed by a family member or partner (56%). The figure is 11% for men.

European Union Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, addressing Canada's parliament on Tuesday (7 March) during a visit to bolster support for Ukraine, said Europe would never accept Russian threats to its security.

Romania acquired the Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) label for its Dobrogea pie after almost two years of determined and sustained opposition from its neighbours. The agreement was reached between Bulgaria, Romania and the Directorate General for Agriculture and Rural Development...

This week, EURACTIV’s journalists Clara Bauer and Gerardo Fortuna sat with the EU’s health Commissioner Stella Kyriakides to talk about women’s health on the occasion of International Women’s Day. The EU health chief also gave some anticipations on what is...

Even though Germany’s top football league has won plaudits for its sustainability efforts, the energy crisis has shone a harsh light on the Bundesliga’s large energy footprint.

Rising inflation has exposed an already “complex” and “unsustainable” pricing system for generic drugs, driving manufacturers to the edge, often forcing them to pull their products out of the market, stakeholders have told EURACTIV Slovakia.

EURACTIV’s editor’s take on Tuesday regarding EU Parliament chief Roberta Metsola’s silence over the Greek conservative government’s sabotage of a parliamentary rule of law mission to Athens, has prompted the reaction of Maltese socialists, who accused centre-right Metsola of “double standards” and “hypocrisy”. Read more.

Influential businessman Veliko Zhelev, whose companies were contracted to help build one of Bulgaria’s largest EU-funded infrastructure projects, has been accused of coercion and beating a man. Zhelev was arrested following a complaint by a former employee who told police...

Gas prices will rise at least once this year, probably twice, General Director of Srbijagas Dušan Bajatović announced at the Kopaonik Business Forum, adding that the increase will apply to both citizens and businesses. The incoming gas price increase is...

Slovenia’s top court has abrogated a law that required the central bank to compensate those who lost their investments during the banking sector bailout of 2013 when tens of thousands of holders of shares and junior bonds were completely wiped...