Belgium To Regulate Telegram App for Whole of Europe Thomas O'Reilly May 7, 2024 Belgian officials have previously been highly critical of the messaging platform.
Brussels Turnabout: Food Security Suddenly Becomes Top Priority Tristan Vanheuckelom April 10, 2024 As elections approach, Eurocrats have a newfound concern for the agriculture sector.
EU Increases Burden on Small Businesses With New Salary Directive Bridget Ryder April 8, 2024 Analysts have warned that the directive, aimed at reducing the gender pay gap, may backfire.
Now the EU Wants To Regulate Online Influencers Tristan Vanheuckelom March 19, 2024 The Belgian EU presidency doesn’t trust Europeans to judge online content without government intervention.
“Nobody Is Listening to Us”: Farmers Return to Madrid Streets Bridget Ryder March 18, 2024 In an act of solidarity, the farmers donated some €1,000 worth of olive oil to charity.
EU Puts (Some) Brakes on Its Agricultural Policies Tristan Vanheuckelom March 15, 2024 The soft turnabout reads more like electoral maneuvering than genuine concern for struggling farmers.
EU Fishermen Join Farmers in Fighting Brussels Regulations Tristan Vanheuckelom March 12, 2024 Fishing group leader says “unbalanced and unworkable European policies” are strangling the industry.
European Countries Respond to Farmer Protests With National Concessions Tamás Orbán March 4, 2024 EU’s rigid regulations and unfair trade deals persist as unresolved issues.
Spain’s Farmers Bring 500 Tractors, List of Demands to Madrid Bridget Ryder February 22, 2024 They are tired of government edicts that “do not benefit farmers, consumers, and the environment.”
Czech Farmers Roll Into Prague With Demands for Ag Minister Robert Semonsen February 19, 2024 “When Green Deal policies are imposed only in Europe, it completely destroys Europe, as it makes us far less competitive,” said one farmer.
