The EU’s Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive means companies have to reassess how they communicate sustainability. The legislation…
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EU’s hybrid threats sanctions list grows to 88 names. Two Russian information networks has been added
The European Council has approved an expansion of restrictive measures and added two more entities to its sanctions list, according…
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The EU’s DPP mandate: championing the real eco-electronics businesses
In fact, it is clear that the modern consumer mindset is shifting when it comes to purchasing decisions when we…
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Who pays for the EU’s toxic exports? – EUobserver
Each year, the EU exports more than 120,000 tonnes of pesticides that are banned from utilize on European farms, primarily…
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EU’s answer to Trump’s Gaza peace board – POLITICO
POLITICO’s must-read briefing on what’s driving the day in Brussels, by Gerardo Fortuna, Nicholas Vinocur and Gabriel Gavin. By NICHOLAS…
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TraceMap: Behind the EU’s AI for Food Manufacturing Safety
How does TraceMap work? Traditional methods for tracking contaminated ingredients or fraudulent products required coordination between national authorities and manual…
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Founding treaty of EU’s predecessor turns 75
On April 18 we celebrate 75 years since the signing of the Treaty of Paris establishing the European Coal and…
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“Russia wants more war” – EU’s Kallas pushes €90 billion loan and 20th sanctions after deadliest April strike
The European Union is shifting to unblock a €90 billion loan for Ukraine and advance a new sanctions package against…
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Greece Strengthens Position Among EU’s Top Electricity Exporters
Greece has emerged as one of the EU’s leading electricity exporters, marking a shift from its previous reliance on imports.…
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Deregulation Demands Threaten the EU’s Best Chance to Close the Gfinisher Pay Gap
KEY INSIGHTS+ A gap that outlasts generations: Without action, the EU gfinisher pay gap will not close before 2104, yet…
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