Free movement within the EU often serves as an alibi for low wages and labor exploitation rather than genuine opportunity

ENISA can now test Anthropic's restricted AI model after months of talks, though it still lacks the newest Mythos 5.1 version

Some Brussels officials call it a strategic mistake for the EU to stay off a platform used by roughly 200 million Europeans

The Commission says it is backing efforts to restore and energy-upgrade the housing complex on Alexandras Avenue

Biodiversity credits, carbon credits, and ecosystem services are opening a new financing path for environmental protection, backed by private capital

The program will support vulnerable households and microbusinesses through energy upgrades, social housing, electric transport, and other measures, with projects beginning in 2026 and continuing through 2032

Under a US settlement, Meta agreed to further steps to protect "addicted" minors on its platforms

It's the fifth and largest national plan approved so far under the Social Climate Fund, aimed at helping vulnerable households, transport users, and small businesses

Pilots describe encounters over Cyprus and Mykonos as Brussels tracks such phenomena more closely than previously known, Euronews reports

Greece seeks EU approval to exempt over 1billion euros in energy resilience investments from fiscal limits, boosting renewables, efficiency and infrastructure by 2028.

Google warns it may have to cut search features and app-store safeguards after Brussels imposed its largest Digital Markets Act penalty yet

Paramount secured EU approva for its Warner Bros. Discovery deal, even as US state lawsuits and a court-ordered pause threaten to slow the $110 billion merger

At the same time, the Commission acknowledged incremental reform in Greece, while continuing to pressure on Rule of Law foundations such as media freedom and transparency

The urban heat island effect adds up to 7 degrees, and cooling one home can heat the whole street

While most of Europe eases its dependence on consumption taxes, Greece has gone the other way, posting the bloc's steepest rise in VAT's share of revenue over the past decade, a shift that lands hardest on ordinary shoppers

Brussels ties responsible AI deployment to stronger cybersecurity across member states

Brussels claims the Greek legislation discriminates against temporary public-school teachers, citing unequal maternity and sick leave provisions.

Employers across the EU must now disclose pay ranges upfront and are barred from asking candidates about past earnings

EU chief prosecutor Laura Kovesi challenges Greece's Supreme Court over the renewal of Greek EPPO prosecutors' terms, in a dispute tied to the OPEKEPE agricultural subsidy scandal