Without reforms in place, the EU is already easing pressure as the new Hungarian leadership sets a contradictory agenda.

MEPs have asked the Commission to examine whether Paris has overstepped single market rules by criminalising products legal elsewhere in the bloc.

Brussels is defining how to force Google to share search data while advancing the rollout of a European digital identity wallet, extending the reach of the EU executive over its citizens.

The more lenient prison policy has coincided with the Sánchez government’s need for parliamentary support from groups such as the Basque nationalist EH Bildu.

As new cases push legal and ethical limits, assisted suicide is getting increasingly embedded in European healthcare systems.

Specialist officers describe a systematic recruitment method that begins on social media and ends with teenagers forced to see more than ten clients a day.

The pace of the Balkans country’s progress once again highlights the preferential treatment Brussels is giving Ukraine.

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office’s investigation is putting pressure on the European People’s Party as the case affects one of its key parties in southern Europe.

The exposure of minors to explicitly sexual material and political messaging reveals disturbing control failures in outsourced educational projects.

The reaction of European ministers and diplomats after Viktor Orbán’s defeat confirms that, without a state willing to use the veto, the European Union will move to concentrate ever more political power at the centre.

The National Council of Resistance of Iran is calling on the EU to start treating the group as a political alternative to the regime.

Kyiv’s move to bring migrant workers from the African continent into the country highlights the broader issues of national identity, internal cohesion, and the consequences of a future EU membership.