This week, EURACTIV’s agrifood team talks about the implications of the newly signed EU-New Zealand free trade agreement on the agrifood sector, we speak with Dmitrij Černikov, COREPER I spokesperson for the Czech permanent...
The French president has reshuffled his Cabinet after losing his absolute majority in parliamentary elections last month. Some had to leave after losing their seats, others are facing different problems.
Eighteen people were killed and 243 wounded during unrest in Uzbekistan's autonomous province of Karakalpakstan which broke out last week over plans to curtail its autonomy, Uzbek authorities said on Monday (4 July).
While the EU and Latin America share common values and challenges, the region does not receive much attention from European policymakers. As the EU navigates its way through multiple crises – from the war in Ukraine to mitigating...
While Latin Americans perceive the EU as the preferred partner to tackle many evolving global challenges, the EU has so far largely neglected the region, according to a new representative study by the Friedrich Ebert Foundation.
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After once again tasking Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne with forming a "government of action", French President Emmanuel Macron named an enlarged government of 41 ministers on Monday morning (4 July), but without any poaching or...
Rescuers are seeking survivors after an avalanche set off by the collapse of a glacier on Sunday. They're using thermal drones to try to identify body heat among the snow. But time is of the essence.
Authorities said they did not know how many climbers were hit when the glacier gave way Sunday on Marmolada, the highest mountain in the Italian Dolomites. Ice and rock thundered down the slope at 300 kilometres an hour (185 miles per...
A HISTORICAL association has called for the preservation of Santiago de Compostela’s historical carvings of noughts and crosses. The association first published findings of the games in 2015, following widely shared photos on social...
AS the pandemic hit two years ago most of the travel industry in Spain went into full disaster mode. Meanwhile, in Marbella, the hotels and restaurants braced themselves for an influx of captains of industry, celebrities and royalty. The...
Europe's press is still discussing the results of the Nato summit in Madrid, which ended on 30 June. According to the Alliance's new Strategic Concept Russia is no longer considered a partner but a common threat. The members also agreed...
France handed over the rotating EU Council Presidency to the Czech Republic on Thursday. Under France's leadership, the focus was on issues such as the energy transition, the regulation of digital services and border protection, and...
A clear verdict has been reached by the parliamentary commission: the Covid-19 mass mink cull in Denmark lacked a legal basis. Senior officials and members of government now stand accused of serious omissions, and one of the parties that...
Ukraine's ambassador to Berlin Andrij Melnyk has provoked angry reactions after denying in an interview that the nationalist Ukrainian partisan leader Stepan Bandera was involved in massacres of Jews and Poles during the Second World...
A former White House aide under Donald Trump has heavily incriminated the ex-president. Testifying before the US Select Committee on the January 6 attack on the Capitol, she said that Trump did everything in his power to get to the...
West African leaders attending a regional summit Sunday lifted sanctions against three neighbors led by military governments that are now promising a return to democratic rule. The summit of the Economic Community of West African States...
President Volodymyr Zelensky acknowledged on Sunday that Ukrainian forces had withdrawn from Lysychansk in Donbas, but vowed to restore control over the area thanks to the army's tactics and the prospect of new, improved weaponry.
Video released on Sunday showed eight police officers in Akron, Ohio, were involved in a shooting that killed an unarmed Black man whose body was found with some 60 gunshot wounds after he fled a traffic stop last week.
Papua New Guinea's voters have headed to the polls amid fears of violence and electoral fraud. Voting got off to a bad start for Prime Minister James Marape, when his son was arrested with a briefcase full of cash.
Danish police said on Monday four people, including two Swedish citizens, were in critical condition but stable after being hit by gunshots in a shooting at a shopping centre in Copenhagen on Sunday where three people were killed.
In a spectacular race won by Ferrari's Carlos Sainz, Chinese rookie Zhou Guanyu survived a high-speed opening lap crash in which he was sent bouncing and scraping upside down across asphalt and gravel into the barriers. His Alfa Romeo...
Europe has made significant progress since the foundation of SEPA in moving towards a Single Digital Market. Digital Payments are constantly evolving, the European Digital Payments Industry Alliance’s leadership share views on...
While he finally ceded to public pressure by removing Damien Abad, the solidarity and social cohesion minister facing a rape probe, there was little sign of a major renewal that could turn Macron's fortunes around. Monday's reshuffle...
PRINCESS Leonor’s first visit to Girona this Sunday, July 3, has attracted royalists and anti-monarchist to take to the streets outside the Dali Museum in the town of Figueres. The heiress to the throne, among whose titles is that...