Denmark says cutting emissions will help the EU defend itself and compete with China and the US. However, keeping the EU's beleaguered green deal alive amid a climate policy backlash won't be easy.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faces a rare no-confidence vote in the European Parliament this week.

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Cyprus ranks among the lowest in Europe for job satisfaction, workplace leadership and psychological safety, according to the ...

EU nations risk “increased debt levels and unsustainable finances” if they raise defense spending too quickly, Danish Economy ...

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about a censure storm in Strasbourg, the latest on tariffs, Sánchez battling on, and ...

After beating Poland on matchday one, Germany Women will be targeting another victory when they face Denmark Women on Tuesday ...

The Danish government is preparing a major overhaul of its copyright legislation to extend protections to citizens’ faces, ...

Photos and videos of the attack showed crowds huddling at Russian airports including key international hubs in Moscow and St ...

Maintaining cost-effective offshore wind deployment means embracing not only visionary concepts but also less 'sexy' ...

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UK Treasury targets crypto tax evaders with £300 fines starting January 2026 as new framework projects £315M revenue amid ...