Europe moves to tighten social media rules for children amid safety concerns
Governments across Europe are moving to tighten rules on children’s use of social media, citing concerns about addiction,…
EU Adopts Amendment Aiming for 90% Emissions Cuts
On March 5, 2026, the European Union amended the European Climate Law to formally set a 2040 climate…
EU and South Korea strengthen trade and technology cooperation – INSIGHT EU MONITORING
Two microships illustrating the Digital Trade Agreement of the EU and South Korea. Source – DALL-E, prompted by…
What are EU digital identity wallets? The benefits and risks explained
Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
How the European Union became a leader in advanced semiconductor research
LUEVEN, Belgium—Behind the glass walls of IMEC’s 12,000-square-meter-lab, white-coated engineers work with ultra-sensitive machines to push the boundaries of…
EU sees no current fuel shortages, prepares for possible jet fuel supply disruptions
Melike Pala 17 April 2026•Update: 17 April 2026 The EU currently faces no fuel shortages but is preparing…
ARTE Europe Weekly: Why is Europe’s Public Media Under Threat?
This programme is produced by the European platform ARTE and available in 10 languages through the European media…
Gender parity as a cornerstone of democracy: Parliamentary seminar held in the Parliament of Montenegro
The Women’s Club of the Parliament of Montenegro, in cooperation with the Office for Democratic Institutions and…
N.Macedonia’s president warns of global instability, calls for EU enlargement
Talha Ozturk 17 April 2026•Update: 17 April 2026 North Macedonia’s President Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova warned Friday of growing global…
Webinar: China – a fragile power? How Europe can use its economic leverage over Beijing
China is often portrayed as an unstoppable economic force. But the reality is more complex: China is powerful,…