Against a background of growing protest, the Spanish prime minister might go to the polls

The country first needs to comply with European environmental standards, MEPs say

Artisan producers are among thousands of micro-enterprises who fear being shut out of the wider European market

Conservative European People's Party seeks power to reject the 'do no significant harm' principle

Critics want greater focus on keeping water in Europe’s landscapes

Water Framework Directive must be enforced, not tinkered with, progressive MEPs say

Campaigners warn the move would give industry too much control

Von der Leyen could use next week's speech to unveil new legislation

Berlin pressures EU Council to act, partially aligning with MEPs' call to shield small businesses

Senior energy official Pierre Schellekens to head environment commissioner's cabinet

International law could force Brussels to confront Washington over seabed mining

Critics are left waiting for the Circular Economy Act to simplify packaging reporting

The President of the European Parliament has vowed to put things right

Parents face challenges in turning traffic into playgrounds

Le crack britannique lève peu à peu le voile sur son audacieuse relecture musicale du mythe grec signée avec le San Francisco Ballet Orchestra.

Europe's emergency response mechanism ‘not sufficient’ as uncontrolled fires rage in France and Spain

Environmentalists say European forests need to be managed differently

In the aftermath of a devastating mental breakdown, the NYC native became a jazz legend.

Elke Van den Brandt is not done trying to fix one of Europe’s most gridlocked and polluted capitals

Europe needs to onshore production as increasingly frequent and severe wildfires drive global demand, French MEP warns

It is a risky bet to launch a presidential campaign before courts have determined if it is legal – or not

Public transport and roads serving agriculture and forest areas will also be exempt from the 'Do No Significant Harm' rules

“Are you going to install air-conditioning to combat fires in farmers’ fields?” socialist MEP asks far-right peers

Crucke says Belgium is stepping up efforts to tackle PFAS pollution

Includes frugal warnings, MEPs green guidelines, new 'own resources', future aid and more

Every little helps for a war-torn country that has lost 14,000 buses since Russia invaded

S&D, Renew, Greens draw red line over deleting 'do no significant harm' principle

Products produced with minerals extracted in breach of global treaties could be kept off the market

How four reporters cover the biggest businesses in America with their full focus.

MEPs no longer need wait for the Commission or national authorities to act

A blocking minority is forming in the Council of the EU against measures to benefit mining and metals companies

Texas is set to pass what may be the first state-mandated book list for public school students. It focuses on classic literature and includes Bible excerpts.

Pietro Fiocchi may soon have another opportunity, with capitals set to vote on lead gunshot later this week

European agriculture ministers have largely backed the request

The challenge comes as lawmakers prepare key votes this week

'Local authorities, who are the first to deal with these issues, are the ones with the least influence'

Leaked draft suggest capitals are reluctant to put authorities on tight deadlines with the threat of tacit approval

Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre says Europe will need more Norwegian gas in the future

The European Commission has launched its own scheme, but is looking to the private sector and philanthropists for additional funding