The release of the Mandelson files, war in the Middle East and a fresh cost-of-living crisis are all causing turmoil for the prime minister – but strangely, are they also doing him a favour?
The fallout from the first details of Peter Mandelson’s departure from Washington…
In 2024, 40.8% of the EU railway network had 2 or more parallel tracks, an improvement from 31.8% in 1990. Multiple parallel tracks enable more efficient and safer traffic on railway lines, increasing flexibility and reducing the effects of any disturbances.
The total length of the…
Europe’s climate transition relies on critical mineral supply chains dominated by China. To ensure that Europe is autonomous and competitive, it must pair domestic action with targeted development investment in resource-rich partner countries, writes Apostolos Thomadakis, Senior Research…
Djokovic, runner-up to Alcaraz at January’s Australian Open, won 87% of points on his serve as he clinched the opening set.
However, Draper levelled to force a decider as the quality rose, with Djokovic winning a gruelling 26-shot rally in the opening game at 30-30 on the Serb’s serve.
The Briton…
The European Commission has unveiled a new artificial intelligence (AI) platform, TraceMap, to accelerate the detection of food fraud, contaminated food and foodborne disease outbreaks across the EU. In line with the EU’s high safety standards for food and imported products, this new tool…
In light of the escalating situation in the Middle East and the evolving humanitarian situation in Lebanon, the EU has mobilized emergency humanitarian aid consisting of food and medical kits, shelter materials, recreation kits and winter clothing kits, to meet the urgent, rising humanitarian…
Public health policy is increasingly shaped by what could be described as a “monoculture of nutrition”: a framework that treats food as the primary driver of obesity and cardiovascular risk while leaving other determinants largely unexplored, writes Professor Pietro Paganini.
Over the…
Astutis, a leading provider of accredited health, safety, and environmental training, has issued an urgent warning to businesses around ebikes.
Llithium‑ion battery fires from e‑bikes and e‑scooters are escalating rapidly, placing communal and workplace environments at serious…
Hungary is going to the polls soon and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has one public enemy in his sights – Ukraine’s president.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is urging Europe to find a way around Hungary.
In an interview with POLITICO’s Gordon Repinski, Zelenskyy called on EU leaders to come up with a “Plan B” to secure Ukraine’s long-term funding — and to work around what he…