The tragic assisted suicide of a 25-year-old woman raises ethical, legal, and social questions.
Liberal MEPs in Brussels are frustrated with seeing Ukraine used as a “bargaining chip.”
With a razor-thin majority of one vote, European lawmakers rejected both the automated scanning of unknown messages and proposals allowing voluntary implementation.
The centre-right EPP voting with the right-wing parties to allow the externalisation of returns marks a political turning point in the EU.
More than six months after hostile tariffs were set by President Trump, the approval of the agreement reshaping transatlantic trade relations is on the horizon.
“This marks an important first step to address the EU’s failed migration policy,” MEP Marieke Ehlers (PfE) said.
Sweden Democrats MP Josef Fransson described Spain’s policy of granting citizenship after just five months of residence as “absolutely insane.”
The group’s expansion is sparking talk it could soon become a key power broker in Brussels.
SD leader Jimmie Åkesson described the new measures as “self-evident in every welfare state.”
Berlin pushes ahead with new emissions spending even as divisions grow inside the ruling coalition over cost and strategy.
A 3% levy on major platforms faces political resistance at home and warnings of retaliation from Washington.
Rising tensions and deepening divisions spark fears of unrest across Europe
