The new Critical Medicines Act seeks to reduce dependence on Asia and bring pharmaceutical production back to the EU.
Brussels presents its latest free movement request as a technicality, but nations fear further migrant incursions.
While Reform UK councils ban all Pride flags, the Conservatives debate which versions are more traditional.
Zelensky to Putin: “The world has not grown tired of Ukraine, as you long hoped it would. But there is growing fatigue with Russia.”
Ukraine’s ambassador to Hungary, Sándor Fegyír confirmed that “Negotiations are underway regarding a visit to Budapest in the near future.”
The German labour minister’s attack on the country’ss supposedly “grey” and “brown” citizens exposes how far her party has drifted from the people it once claimed to represent.
Demonstrators opposed government cuts that would save €300 million in the education sector.
A new proposal suggests that candidate members could dabble in miscellaneous aspects of the Brussels bloc after making minimal commitments.
A key European Parliament committee has backed requests from Belgian prosecutors investigating alleged Chinese lobbying and influence operations in Brussels.
EU judges found that clothing and other essential provisions must continue to be provided to asylum seekers even when they are required to leave the country.
Jewish employees and users of state-funded medicine experience a high level of discrimination, or avoid it by shunning treatment, according to official research.
Police removed a rejected asylum seeker from a church after nearly three years, marking the first such case since Norway scrapped protections for “church asylum.”
