EU Environment Ministers recently convened to deliberate on the European Commission’s proposal to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% of 1990 levels by 2040….
Years have passed by, but former MEP and prime minister Enrico Letta returned to the EP in Strasbourg after eight years from the end of…
After being designated by EU leader for a second mandate at the EU commission’s helm, Ursula von der Leyen faces the 702-member EU Parliament to gain trust
All political groups competing for a bigger role in the next European Parliament mandate to heed the economic and social costs of environmental policies that farmers are stressing
During Green Week, on May 29th, Executive Vice-President for European Green Deal Maroš Šefčovič announced the start of the #WaterWiseEU campaign, lasting until autumn; it’s aimed to raise awareness and discuss strategies with stakeholders and policy-makers about building “water resilience” in Europe by 2050.
The EU Greens dilemma: compromising the Green Deal or sticking to their agenda. The plan: stricter regulations, stop to fossil fuels.
This week, the European Socialists circulated an early draft of their electoral manifesto, signalling a shift towards addressing external priorities within the European Union compared to its 2019 version.
The Dutch Farmers’ Party (BBB) announced that it would join the centre-right European People’s Party (EPP) group in the European Parliament.
Yesterday’s plenary vote confirmed what was decided by the members of the ENVI committee: Wopke Hoekstra is the new European Commissioner for Climate, and Maroš Šefčovič can take over as Executive Vice-President for the European Green Deal