In Brief The Commission is proposing 8 August as “European Day for Victims of Accidents at Work”by Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 22 July 2026
Business Heat and work: European trade unions are once again calling for legislation on maximum temperaturesby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 20 July 2026
World politics Approximation and confusion: Ukraine’s reconstruction promise risks ending in a messby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 1 July 2026
Business Labour migration offers a “triple win”: for migrants, countries of origin and host countriesby Iolanda Cuomo 9 June 2026
Politics Italy, where nothing works and everything keeps getting worse — despite billions from the EUby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 5 June 2026
Politics Land registry, energy, tax evasion and jobs: the EU’s recommendations to Italy unchanged for over a decadeby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 3 June 2026
Business Just 14 per cent of SMEs manage to attract non‑EU workers; the rest don’t know where to startby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 1 June 2026
Net & Tech Italy ranks third from bottom in the EU for ICT specialistsby Valeria Schröter 27 May 2026
Rights EU Parliament approves 8 August as European Day in Remembrance of the Victims of Accidents at Workby Iolanda Cuomo 21 May 2026
Net & Tech Dombrovskis says EU is in the race for AI leadershipby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 7 May 2026
Rights EU Court again strikes down citizens’ income scheme: “It discriminates against asylum seekers”by Ezio Baldari @eziobaldari 7 May 2026
Business European Parliament proposes making Marcinelle a symbol for victims of workplace accidentsby Valeria Schröter 6 May 2026
Business European trade unions: “Teleworking as a solution to high energy prices? Not at the expense of workers”by Giulia Torbidoni 1 April 2026
Business Doctor shortage prompts EU Commission to explore faster recognition of professional qualificationsby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 26 March 2026
In Brief France: Lionel Jospin has died. “The man behind the 35-hour week” was 88by Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 23 March 2026
Business Fewer national rules and a single EU business model: the 28th competitiveness framework unveiledby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 18 March 2026
Business GDP grows in all EU countries in 2025, with Ireland leading at +12.3 per centby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 6 March 2026
Business Labour market: Eurogroup president says higher productivity is the answer to Europe’s demographic challengeby Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 4 March 2026
Business Pierrakakis: “The impact of the war in Iran will depend on its duration”by Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 4 March 2026
Business EU: in 2024, women in managerial roles will rise to 35.2 per cent, but Italy lags behind: Eurostat databy Giorgio Dell'Omodarme 2 March 2026
Business Italy, many study in one field but work in another; only half of young Europeans find suitable employmentby Renato Giannetti 18 February 2026
Industry & Markets Unions in Brussels: defence and aerospace sectors are fine, but the EU must not stand stillby Annachiara Magenta annacmag 5 February 2026
Business Von der Leyen opens up to economic migrants: “Let’s bring skills to Europe”by Emanuele Bonini emanuelebonini 10 December 2025