Russia-Ukraine war: What happened today (June 8) A roundup of key developments and the latest in-depth coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. WEKU · Jun 8, 2022
MEPs vote down key part of climate plan in 'bad day for European Parliament' The European Parliament voted Wednesday to reject a reform of the EU carbon trading system, in a surprise setback to the bloc's Green Deal climate plan. Radio France Internationale · Jun 8, 2022
EU lawmakers gather for major vote on climate legislation The European Parliament is on Wednesday voting on measures crucial to reducing emissions within the bloc by 55 percent this decade. Radio France Internationale · Jun 8, 2022
Unilateral action by UK on Northern Ireland Protocol would be 'historic low', says Taoiseach Addressing the European Parliament, the Taoiseach said UK plans to override the Brexit deal would benefit "absolutely no-one" Belfast Live · Jun 8, 2022
New EU rules mean Apple must change iPhone charging port The iPhone currently uses Apple’s Lightning port Wales Online · Jun 8, 2022
Taoiseach urges Boris Johnson to 'steady the ship' and pull back from overriding Brexit Protocol Micheál Martin said "unilateralism will not work" as he urged the UK government to negotiate with the EU Belfast Live · Jun 7, 2022
EU executive tries to reassure angry parliament: no funds for Poland without reforms The EU's chief executive sought to reassure angry European lawmakers on Tuesday that Poland would receive no COVID economic recovery funds before it has acted to reinstate independent courts, after having formally unlocked the money last week. Reuters · Jun 7, 2022
One Plug and Done: EU to Require Common Way to Charge Phones Forget rummaging through the junk drawer. Soon, Europeans will only need to reach for one cable to charge their smartphones and other devices. European Union officials said they inked a provisional agreement Tuesday that will require a uniform charging cord in the 27-nation bloc. Asharq Al-Awsat · Jun 7, 2022
Taoiseach to unveil a bust of former SDLP leader John Hume at European Parliament The bust of the Nobel laureate, a key architect of the Good Friday Agreement, marks his contribution during his 25 years as an MEP Belfast Live · Jun 7, 2022
EU lawmakers split ahead of votes on more ambitious climate policies The European Parliament will vote on Wednesday on a raft of EU climate change policies to cut Europe's emissions over the next decade, with the outcome of the votes still uncertain as lawmakers are split over whether to uphold or weaken the plans. Reuters · Jun 7, 2022
Europe on the defensive: EU states move towards more military spending, co-operation "When there is war again on our continent, you cannot be neutral." Those were the words of Denmark's prime minister after her country voted by a two-thirds majority to end the Danish opt-out from EU defence and security policy. As Vladimir Putin continues his bloody war against Ukraine, Denmark is… France 24 · Jun 3, 2022
European parliament bars Russian lobbyists Russian lobbyists are barred from the European Parliament, the head of the chamber said on Thursday, adding that Europe had to protect themselves from the Kremlin's influence and propaganda over the war in Ukraine. Reuters · Jun 2, 2022
Angus Robertson aims to bolster ties with European Parliament in Brussels ANGUS Robertson has met with key international figures in Brussels in a bid to strengthen Scotland’s ties with the European Union. The National (Scotland) · May 31, 2022
EU digital wallet: Convenient for users, bad for privacy? Imagine using an EU-wide app to pay your bills, to access your local government services or to upload a medical file or a driving licence. You would log in with a unique, life-long ID number. To some, this might sound convenient – much like travelling smoothly across borders with a… France 24 · May 27, 2022
France 24 · May 25, 2022 Unpacking claims that European countries are not meeting their defence spending commitments Last month, Giorgia Meloni, the president of the far-right Brothers of Italy party, strongly criticised EU defence policy, claiming that no country is meeting its defence spending commitments. FRANCE 24's Georgina Robertson and Sophie Samaille look at some defence spending figures to debunk this claim.
Daily Mirror · May 25, 2022 Liverpool’s Istanbul heroes now - racing driver, property developer and Masked Singer ON THIS DAY IN 2005: Liverpool recovered from three goals down to beat Italian side AC Milan on penalties in Istanbul to lift their fifth European Cup and first for 21 long years
The Independent UK · May 23, 2022 Russian ties shred German ex-leader Schroeder's standing Gerhard Schroeder left the German chancellery after a narrow election defeat in 2005 with an ambitious overhaul of the country’s welfare state beginning to kick in and every chance of a future as a respected elder statesman
Al Jazeera · May 22, 2022 Israel: EU Parliament official focused on Palestine denied entry Spanish EU parliamentarian was to travel to occupied Palestinian territories with EU lawmakers to review the situation.
Salon · May 20, 2022 Far right doubles down on "replacement" Less than a week after the Buffalo massacre, CPAC Hungary speakers call immigration worse than nuclear weapons
The Independent UK · May 20, 2022 Boris Johnson says it is ‘magnifique’ father Stanley has French citizenship The Prime Minister’s father, a former MEP, said he is ‘absolutely delighted’ to have acquired the nationality.
France 24 · May 20, 2022 EU enlargement: What are the limits? The war in Ukraine has forced a major rethink of European security, with further enlargement of both NATO and the EU now on the table. Kyiv has asked for a fast-track procedure for EU membership. Moldova and Georgia have also applied. The EU has made it clear that Ukraine belongs…
The Independent UK · May 20, 2022 Stanley Johnson ‘absolutely delighted’ as French citizenship application approved PM’s father to be invited to official welcoming ceremony under French flag with national anthem playing
Reuters · May 19, 2022 German ex-chancellor Schroeder under EU pressure to quit Rosneft The European Parliament is set to urge the blacklisting of former German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder if he does not quit as a board member of Russian state-owned oil company Rosneft.
Motor1 · May 18, 2022 Ford Supports European Sales Ban Of ICE Cars By 2035 The European Parliament and EU governments will decide their positions in June.
France 24 · May 16, 2022 Debunking claims that the EU has not helped Hungary cope with recent waves of migration On March 23, as leaders gathered for multiple summits in Brussels, the Hungarian justice minister claimed that the EU had not helped the country after Budapest "stopped migration in accordance with international conventions". Sophie Samaille and Georgina Robertson take a closer look at the claims.