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The ruling by the EU Court of Justice responds to the Italian case in which a farmer had planted MON...

August 4, 2024, Italy: A boat carrying 47 people from Bangladesh and Syria plus two others who appeared to be smugglers, they drove the boat away again and were found in the Central Mediterranean. More than 30,000 people have died or gone missing in the Mediterranean Sea since 2014 while trying to reach Europe, according to figures collected by the International Organisation for Migration. (Credit Image: © Sally Hayden/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire)

Hundreds of migrants missing in the Mediterranean and the EU’s “intolerable silence”

5 February 2026

In a question to the European Commission, the Democratic Party delegation in Brussels calls for "breaking the deadlock and taking...

Press conference of the European Central Bank at the ECB in Frankfurt.EZB-Praesidentin Christine Lagarde bei der Pressekonferenz der Europaeischen Zentralbank in der EZB in Frankfurt. Erneut hat die EZB den Leitzins angehoben, um die Inflation einzudaemmen. Durch die Erhoehung um 0,5 Prozentpunkte steigt der Leitzins auf nun 3,5 Prozent. Frankfurt, 16.03.2023

Tariffs and wars cloud economic outlook, ECB leaves rates unchanged

by Emanuele Bonini

5 February 2026

Lagarde: "The outlook remains uncertain, mainly due to the uncertainty surrounding trade policies and ongoing geopolitical tensions worldwide. New trade...

Unions in Brussels: defence and aerospace sectors are fine, but the EU must not stand still

by Annachiara Magenta

5 February 2026

Representatives of workers in the chemical, textile, and electricity sectors (Filctem-Cgil, Femca-Cisl, Flaei-Cisl and Uiltec-Uil) gathered today, as they did...

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Agriculture, Court of Justice: EU countries may ban cultivation of GMOs on their territory

Hundreds of migrants missing in the Mediterranean and the EU’s “intolerable silence”

Tariffs and wars cloud economic outlook, ECB leaves rates unchanged

Unions in Brussels: defence and aerospace sectors are fine, but the EU must not stand still

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