Europe’s leaders were warned on Friday that a failure to agree on new EU-wide taxes could force spending cuts of up to 40% in the bloc’s next long-term budget, according to a European Commission assessment presented to capitals.
The Commission’s review of the EU Chips Act appears designed to give the EU executive full discretion to exclude US chipmaker Nvidia from the bloc’s advanced AI chip projects.
By Martin Banks European Parliament President Roberta Metsola and political group leaders will next week visit Dublin to prepare for the upcoming Irish presidency of the Council of the EU.
By Martin Banks The Brussels municipality of Ixelles is giving a new boost to station-based car sharing, which guarantees users a dedicated parking space.
It isn’t for nothing that Belgium is, historically, known as the “battlefield of Europe” and a solemn and moving event this weekend highlights the shared sacrifices of the tens of thousands of war dead buried in Belgian soil.
By Martin Banks Belgium’s wine growing sector is blooming, says Marc Declerck, of the leading wine and restaurant guide Gault & Millau. He was speaking to this site at the launch of the fourth edition of the highly respected Gault & Millau Belgian wine guide. Awards were also presented to those Belgian wine growers who […]
By Martin Banks The EU has warmly welcomed the agreement reached between the US and Iran.
By Martin Banks The European Commission revealed the winners of the 12th edition of the prize for women innovators.
By Martin Banks Some 5,000 experts have taken part in an EU-wide cyber exercise to test how Europe would respond to attacks on critical transport infrastructure.
By Martin Banks Brussels is set to play host to a series of much-awaited concerts dedicated to Johann Sebastian Bach. They start this Saturday (June 13) and continue on June 20 and 27, and July 4, at the city’s Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula. The initiative has been organised by the Ars in […]
