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EU top court rules against Poland over logging in ancient forest

Poland broke environmental laws with large-scale logging in the ancient Bialowieza forest, the European Union’s highest court ruled on April 17. In a final ruling...

New EU measures to fight terrorism

The European Commission on April 17 announced additional steps to further curtail the space in which terrorists and criminals operate – denying them the...

MEPs pass new European party funding

The European Commission on April 17 welcomed the vote by the European Parliament on its proposals to reform the rules on European Political Parties...

EU takes US to WTO over steel, aluminium tariffs

The European Union has taken to the World Trade Organization to seek compensation from the US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports. Brussels rejected...

Smarter, more energy-efficient buildings on the horizon

Near zero-energy buildings will become a reality in the European Union by 2050, according to new legislation backed by the European Parliament on April...

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