Children's rights and well-being have long been a priority for the European Union (EU) and the European Parliament. Through legislation, collaborations, and strategic initiatives, they are dedicated to protecting children from harm, promoting their well-being, and ensuring their fundamental rights. Children's Rights as an EU Priority: The EU and the European Parliament have firmly established … Continue reading Protecting Children: The EU and European Parliament’s Commitment to Safeguarding Their Rights

Climate change poses a pressing challenge that calls for immediate action. The European Union (EU), acknowledging the urgency, has committed to limiting global warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels under the Paris Agreement. To achieve this ambitious goal, the EU has set a binding target of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. While efforts to reduce … Continue reading The EU’s Pursuit of Net-Zero Emissions: A Roadmap for Carbon Removal

In a powerful address to the European Parliament, Iranian opposition leader Maryam Rajavi made a compelling plea to European Union leaders, urging them to take immediate action against the Iranian regime's impunity and terrorism. With recent attempts to assassinate individuals who support the Iranian Resistance, Rajavi highlighted the urgent need to blacklist the Revolutionary Guards … Continue reading Urgent Appeal to EU Leaders: Counter Iran’s Terrorism and Blacklist Revolutionary Guards

Last week, significant progress was made in the European Union's efforts to regulate waste shipments and enhance environmental protection. The Parliament and Council reached a provisional agreement that seeks to reinforce procedures and control measures for waste shipments while aligning with the EU's climate neutrality, circular economy, and zero pollution goals. This landmark legislation aims … Continue reading Strengthening EU Waste Shipments: Towards a Sustainable and Responsible Approach

The European Hydrogen Week 2023, the largest annual event dedicated to hydrogen in Europe, kicked off on 20 November in Brussels. Co-organized by the Commission, this four-day conference and forum aims to bring together policymakers and hydrogen stakeholders from around the globe. With a focus on the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities in the sector, … Continue reading European Hydrogen Week 2023 Takes Off: Uniting Policymakers and Stakeholders in Brussels

EU farms have witnessed a notable steadiness in their raw milk production, reaching an estimated 160 million tonnes in 2022. Despite a slight decline of 0.3 million tonnes compared to the previous year, this comes in contrast to the consistent growth observed since 2010. Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union, recently released data … Continue reading EU Milk Production Sees Relative Stability in 2022: Insights from Eurostat Data

The European Commission has recently given its green light to an Austrian scheme worth around €3 billion. The scheme aims to provide financial support to companies in Austria that are facing escalating energy costs due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Approved under the State Aid Temporary Crisis and Transition Framework, this initiative seeks to alleviate … Continue reading Austria’s €3 Billion Scheme to Support Companies Grappling with Energy Costs Amidst the Ukraine Crisis Receives European Commission’s Approval

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) poses a significant threat to public health, requiring immediate attention from both policymakers and citizens alike. As the European Health Union strives to combat this growing concern, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) has recently published new data that sheds light on the progress made between 2019 and 2022. … Continue reading Tackling Antimicrobial Resistance: Progress and Urgent Action Needed

The European Union (EU) has set a significant milestone in its commitment to environmental sustainability by reaching a political agreement on waste shipments. This agreement, achieved through collaboration between the European Parliament and the Council, aims to ensure that the EU takes greater responsibility for its waste and no longer exports its environmental challenges to … Continue reading EU Takes Bold Step Towards Responsible Waste Management

The European Commission is delighted to announce the recent provisional agreement achieved between the European Parliament and the Council relating to the vital issue of environmental protection through criminal law. This significant step forward aligns with the European Green Deal objectives and aims to combat severe environmental offenses that pose a threat to both the … Continue reading European Commission Reaches Provisional Agreement on Strengthening Environmental Protection through Criminal Law