The move sets up a fight with the Commission over the treatment of fisheries in the EU budget.

Ottawa complained of “burdensome requirements” for Canadian firms under anti-deforestation rules.

The Commission president’s State of the Union speech went big on energy and climate problems without proposing fixes.

Here’s what the European Commission president will announce in her biggest address of the year.

Wildfires may sound remote — something that happens deep in a forest or on an empty mountainside. But in Europe, there’s often very little distance between nature and major population centers. That…

The UK's seventh prime minister in 10 years assembles his ministerial team

Businesses say the bloc’s simplification push is “drowning in the inertia” of Brussels bureaucracy.

Rome has warned that Brussels’ environmental criteria will lock out entire sectors from the bloc’s funds.

Athens is paying subsidies to fishermen to try to contain the proliferation of the marine pest.

Il s’agissait de la dernière chance pour les opposants de faire invalider par la justice administrative la légalité du chantier de l’autoroute, très contestée dès le début pour ses impacts environneme...

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The proposed changes could see oil giants like TotalEnergies showing up in sustainable investment funds.

The U-turn takes pressure off the EU, which would struggle to fill the ocean monitoring funding gap.

The Senate passed legislation Wednesday to protect the Ocean Observatories Initiative.

The European Commission says member countries and lawmakers are slowing down its mission to cut red tape.

La journaliste française Alice Froussard, couvrant depuis plusieurs années le conflit israélo-palestinien pour Radio France et Radio France International, a été « expulsée et remise dans un avion pour la France », ont annoncé jeudi les autorités israéliennes.

As the EU tries to crack down on settler violence, dates, tahini and oranges from the West Bank are entering the EU with a “Made in Israel” label.

US withdrawal means Europe is a lifeline for ocean research, although a poorer one.

The EU thought it didn’t need experts in for its deregulation crusade. Reality is proving it does.

La France se classe 25e dans le palmarès, se trouvant dans une "situation plutôt bonne".

NGO says Italian tanneries controlled by the French luxury group are seeking exemptions to EU deforestation law while importing hides linked to Paraguayan forest loss.

An alarming study claims the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation is weakening more than than believed previously. But experts say its findings are far from the final word.

A “green divide” is growing between richer and poorer Europeans, a new study finds.

Italian state-owned oil giant Eni presents its Kenyan biofuel project as a model for sustainable air travel. Many small farmers say it’s failed them.

Used vehicles are a treasure trove of metals essential in energy technology, but the EU is letting them disappear without a trace.

European leaders have spent the week talking about how to make the EU more competitive — first with industry heavyweights in Antwerp, then behind closed doors at a leaders’ retreat in Belgium. On t…

Terres à des non-Palestiniens, gestion de sites religieux retirées aux municipalités… Les décisions annoncées dimanche 8 février par Tel-Aviv sont très critiquées par la communauté internationale. Et ...

EU executive says global instability is forcing it to weaken long-standing guardrails.

Exclusive: Ancient forests and turquoise rivers of the Cochamó Valley protected from logging, damming and development

Paris hopes moral outrage will prompt the EU to act against the Chinese fast-fashion giant.

The “environmental omnibus” will cut back rules on pollution reporting and waste management.

Controversial “omnibus” bill saw center-right EU lawmakers side with the far right to water down environmental standards.

Brussels wants to dig up more critical minerals in the bloc but says ‘regulatory bottlenecks’ are slowing things down.

The center-right European People’s Party is giving its coalition partners another shot, knowing that the far right is waiting in the wings.

Push to slash red tape drives an ever-bigger wedge between Europe’s traditional centrist coalition.

Alors que, depuis le 1ᵉʳ janvier à Bruxelles, 80 fusillades ont fait sept morts et 38 blessés, dans les rues de la capitale, des jeunes de 18 ans sont payés quelques milliers d'euros pour aller tuer d...