Category: 3. Europe

Published on
03/12/2025 – 16:59 GMT+1

The European Union is considering whether to classify ethanol, a disinfectant widely used in hospitals – as a dangerous product, with the decision…

What does the latest round of diplomacy on Ukraine tell us about Russian President Vladimir Putin’s mood and intentions?

For starters, that he’s not ready to sign a peace deal. At least, not right now.

And certainly not the deal (or deals) on the table.

“No compromise version has yet been found,”…

European lawmakers have given the green light to tougher enforcement measures on imported goods traded under the EU27’s carbon border tax during the European Parliament’s environment committee vote on Wednesday.

The carbon border tax on products such as steel, aluminium, cement, and…

In the EU, women are killed nearly twice as often as men when the perpetrator is a partner or family member.

The latest figures from Eurostat show a rate of 4.1 women killed per million people, compared with 2.2 men.

Latvia consistently reported the highest femicide rate across the bloc in…

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‘Future employees at risk’

Derk Boswijk, a center-right Dutch lawmaker, raised the alarm about the tracking of…

Landau’s comments are likely to leave a bitter taste in some capitals, coming as several European countries like Germany and Poland announced millions in new cash for a NATO-backed scheme that pays U.S. defense firms to supply critical weapons to Ukraine. In total, Europe and Canada have…

Experts across the sports world have issued international guidelines to help reduce injuries among female athletes, offering evidence-based recommendations to make sport safer and more inclusive.

The guidance, supported by the International Olympic Committee (IOC), outlines a range of…