BRUSSELS/MILAN An Italian law that forced Vivendi to freeze two-thirds of its stake in Italian broadcaster Mediaset breaches European Union rules, the EU Advocate General said on Wednesday.
BRUSSELS The daughter of jailed Uighur rights activist Ilham Tohti accepted a European Parliament prize on his behalf on Wednesday, urging lawmakers in an address not to be "complicit in the Chinese persecution of the Uighur people".
BRUSSELS, Dec 18 An Italian law that prevents French media firm Vivendi holding nearly a third of shares in Italy's Mediaset breaches European Union law, an adviser to the bloc's highest court said on Wednesday.
BRUSSELS European Union lawmakers agreed to support tweaked proposals governing which financial products can be called green and sustainable after EU member states rejected a deal last week.
BRUSSELS European Union lawmakers agreed on Monday to support a proposal on rules governing which financial products can be called "green" and "sustainable" after EU member states rejected a deal on it last week.
BRUSSELS The $200 billion green bond market is set for a shake up after the European Union on Thursday reached a deal on a new set of rules governing which financial products can be called "green" and "sustainable". | Video
BRUSSELS/HELSINKI She may be the world's youngest-serving head of government, but Finland's newly appointed prime minister does not feel like a role model, 34-year-old Sanna Marin told Reuters on Friday.
BRUSSELS, Dec 13 She may be the world's youngest-serving head of government, but Finland's newly appointed prime minister does not feel like a role model, 34-year-old Sanna Marin told Reuters on Friday.
BRUSSELS Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic set out demands on Thursday that could block agreement on the European Union's new push for climate neutrality by 2050, saying the poor should not have to bear the cost.
BRUSSELS The European Union's new executive launched a Green Deal policy package to tackle climate change on Wednesday, trumpeting it as the bloc's "man on the moon moment" - but fossil fuel-reliant eastern European states looked set to stall the initiative. | Video
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will speak to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Saturday to try to break an impasse in trade talks with time running out to avoid a chaotic end to the Brexit saga.