The European Union has completed the reform of its migration and asylum policy, a watershed moment that for a decade proved stubbornly elusive.

For the first time since 1960, the number of live births in the EU has fallen below 4 million, one of the lowest fertility rates… Weiterlesen »Europe’s fertility crisis: Which European country is having the fewest babies?

Ursula von der Leyen has unveiled plans to set up a European Democracy Shield to protect the EU from malign foreign interference if she secures… Weiterlesen »Von der Leyen pitches plan to shield EU from foreign interference if re-elected

Eleven EU members are urging their peers to sign off on a new Nature Restoration Law – perhaps the most important piece of environmental legislation… Weiterlesen »Berlin and Dublin spearhead move to unblock Nature Restoration Law

The Baltic nation wielded a veto over laws intended to modernise tax for the digital economy.

Official figures show wages in the UK have grown at a faster rate than expected. At the same time, the jobless rate increased to 4.3%… Weiterlesen »UK wage rates still strong despite slowing jobs market

China’s measures – including screentime restrictions – have led to a decrease in daily sedentary behaviour among children, according to a new UK study.

President Salome Zourabichvili said she would veto the legislation but the ruling party pressed ahead with the controversial bill.

The pathway to a prosperous, resilient, dynamic, innovative and democratic European economy lies in pursuing economic balance and diversity rather than monopoly, Max Bank and… Weiterlesen »Draghi’s report lacks transparency and risks capture by big business

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