The planned EU-Mercosur deal risks setting back Europe’s farmers through unfair competition, and raises safety concerns for European consumers.

A case pending at the European Court of Human Rights will determine whether Europe still upholds the principle of universal ...

The spread of right-leaning subcultures fetishising a return to traditional gender roles is reshaping European politics.

As an intergovernmental organisation, Interpol comprises 195 member countries and facilitates international police cooperation. It is the world’s largest organisation of its kind and already ...

Europe’s swing from soft to hard power projection is necessary but risks going too far. Promoting democratic values is part ...

The European Commission is participating in UN-led negotiations in Geneva this week to hash out the terms of a Global ...

A community-based long-term care model combining public, private, charitable and family networks could improve health ...

From Cherbourg to Dieppe, migrants navigate longer, deadlier paths to reach the UK, highlighting new challenges in the ...

This year must be a turning point for rare disease policy in Europe. The ambition is here. The frameworks are emerging. What we need now is political will and commitment – starting with stronger ...

Europe stands at a critical juncture, it has the talent, infrastructure, and scientific excellence to lead in life sciences - but bold action is essential to remain competitive especially in the face ...

The Covid-19 pandemic exposed the weaknesses within Europe’s health systems and underscored a crucial truth: health threats do not stop at borders. Whether it's the growing danger of antimicrobial ...

As the EU accelerates its green and digital transitions, the stakes for workers are growing. Technological innovation, new industries and evolving production methods promise progress – but they also ...