Category: 3. Europe

With cancer incidence rising and systems struggling, letting Europe’s cancer framework fade would be a costly mistake.

“With 2.7 million cancer diagnoses and 1.3 million deaths each year, Europe must reach higher for cancer care, not step back,” says Dr. Isabel Rubio, president of…

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Speaking of what you can do in the Parliament, on Thursday evening a rave was held on the premises hosted by MEP Lukas Sieper, who recently announced that he was joining the liberal Renew Europe group (once his national party approves the move). The far right were not invited!…

Conspiracy theories proliferate

Green party leaders counter that the German public needs an open investigation in order to counter proliferating online conspiracy theories related to the Epstein files, many of them propagating antisemitic worldviews.

There was a “sustained surge” of…

Yet it has attracted only a fraction of the scrutiny directed at the agricultural holding, according to Lenka Stryalová of the Czech public-spending watchdog Hlídač státu.

“Alongside Agrofert, there is a second, less visible pillar of Babiš’s business activities that is not currently…

The Commission proposed the new sanctions package, which broadens restrictions on Russian energy, banks, goods and services, on Feb. 6. The EU had hoped to get final approval on both measures — the sanctions package, which requires unanimity to pass, and the €90 billion loan — before…

Thomas Erndl, the Christian Democrats’ defense policy spokesperson, also warned of the risks involved, including “the danger that security-relevant information could end up in the wrong hands.” He added that ministries have become accustomed to weighing such risks when drafting their…