Fewer entry-level jobs, endless internships and AI are making it harder for young graduates to break into the EU bubble.

The European Council should host a standing forum with the tech industry twice a year, so EU leaders can turn what they learn ...

October marks European Beer Month, putting beer in the spotlight and celebrating a continent-wide and long-lasting brewing ...

As Romania's mainstream parties struggle to form a government, far-right leader George Simion is seeking to reassure ...

Europe's debate on mobility often centres on carmakers, but independent garages and parts distributors keep millions of ...

As secessionist Dodik’s party triumphs at the ballot box, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s already troubled path to the EU faces fresh uncertainty.

This month's cover story takes us to the High North, where Paula Soler explores how melting ice, untapped natural resources ...

As generic green claims face new restrictions under EU law, independent third-party certification such as the International Sustainability and ...

By introducing a set of strict safeguards for candidate countries, the EU seeks to bring enlargement-skeptic members on board.

For the first time in recent memory, many on both sides of the Atlantic have understood what the European Parliament is truly for. The debate surrounding the so-called Turnberry agreement between the ...

One’s got to do what one’s got to do. That sentiment appears to encapsulate the European Union’s reasoning for its new protectionist measures targeting foreign steel — a move that marks a sharp break ...

For decades, the European Union has relied on the U.S. for its defense. That worked when interests aligned. Today, it cannot be assumed. Disagreements over the war in Iran, trade and even Washington's ...