Romania’s Defence Ministry on Tuesday welcomed Norway’s initiative to help the country acquire an advanced Patriot surface-to-air missile system, following its recent supply of a similar system to Ukraine.
By Martin Banks A ‘Railway Erasmus’ has been mooted as a way of boosting youth mobility across Europe.
By Martin Banks New documents are said to “shed light” on a “pushback” from industry lobbyists against recent advancements in animal welfare science.
The European Commission on Tuesday said it had finalised discussions with Britain on an agreement that would allow both sides to cooperate directly in antitrust investigations.
By Martin Banks Fancy brightening up those upcoming dark winter nights?
Volkswagen plans to shut at least three factories in Germany, lay off tens of thousands of staff and shrink its remaining plants in Europe’s biggest economy as it plots a deeper-than-expected overhaul, the company’s works council head said on Monday (October 28).
Lithuanians head to the polls on Sunday (27 October) to decide a parliamentary election dominated by concerns over the cost of living and potential threats from neighbouring Russia, with the opposition Social Democrats ahead after the first-round vote.
The EU’s Migration and Asylum Pact cannot be fully implemented as it threatens Poland’s national security due to the country’s geographical proximity to Russia and Belarus, the Polish government’s press service told Euractiv.
Germany increased its arms exports to Israel in the second half of the year, contrary to European trends, amid claims that the government resumed suspended arms sales after receiving assurances from Israel that weapons would be used by international law.
By Martin Banks MEPs have adopted a resolution that “condemns China’s continued military provocations against Taiwan” and firmly rejects any unilateral change to the status-quo in the Taiwan Strait.
