Malaysia warns EU against new environmental rules

Under the Renewable Energy Directive introduced in 2010, the EU requires bloc members to increase the share of biodiesel in transport, which increased the demand for palm and soy oil,…

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People asked to join protests against the war in Ukraine

The “Promote Ukraine” NGO is calling on “all supporters of democracy and peace” to join two “pivotal” demonstrations in Brussels this May. 

By Martin Banks 4 Min Read

The European elections of 2024

But when David Cameron, then UK premier, formed a new nationalist Conservatives and Reformists group after the 2009 Euro-election, I protested by standing successfully as an independent Vice-President – the…

By Edward McMillan-Scott 6 Min Read

Nuclear Proliferation and World Peace

The limitations of the military-political might of any single polity are now painfully clear in multiple locations: the Middle East, Taiwan, and Ukraine, to name but a few.

By Sam Vaknin 16 Min Read

Zeebrugge’s Carport Challenges: Managing Overflow in Global Trade

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The largest carport in the world, Zeebrugge, is struggling with docks that are far too full. There are 70,000 cars parked at the ICO terminal, many…

By Sarhan Basem 7 Min Read

Eurovision Disqualification: The Joost Klein Controversy Unraveled

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Joost Klein, the Dutch entry for the Eurovision Song Contest, has been disqualified from the final of the song contest. An investigation into the singer was…

By Sarhan Basem 5 Min Read

Belgium Bolsters Prison Security Amid Crime Boss Crackdown

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Belgium ramps up prison security to tackle rising trials of crime bosses, extending special regimes with intense surveillance and visit bans. Judicial measures aim to stem…

By Sarhan Basem 3 Min Read

Brussels Mayor Philippe Close Stands in Solidarity with Kyiv

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Mayor Philippe Close of Brussels visited Kyiv, invited by Mayor Klitschko, to celebrate Europe Day. He expressed solidarity with soldiers and emphasized European identity amidst the…

By Sarhan Basem 4 Min Read

Belgium Commits €9 Million to Restore Ukraine’s Energy Infrastructure

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - Belgium pledges €9 million to restore Ukraine's energy infrastructure, aiding UNDP efforts amidst persistent Russian attacks. Minister Gennez emphasizes vital support for Ukrainian civilians amidst ongoing…

By Sarhan Basem 3 Min Read

EU Commission Grants €50 Million Assistance to North Macedonia

The European Commission provided €50 million in loans to North Macedonia. This is the latest tranche of the continued Macro-Financial Assistance (MFA) operation to the country.

By Giuseppe de vita 4 Min Read

European Parliament President Metsola Urges Europe to Fulfill Pledges to Ukraine

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - European Parliament President Metsola emphasizes the urgent need for increased aid to Ukraine, pledges continued support, and calls for swift action in the face of ongoing…

By Giuseppe de vita 5 Min Read

EU chief pledges renewed support for Ukraine

Presidents Zelenskyy and Metsola spoke to the press after their meeting. President Metsola said,“The European Parliament will help Ukraine in any way possible to advance on all the necessary steps…

By Martin Banks 2 Min Read

Defiant Speedster: Motorcyclist Challenges Traffic Laws Repeatedly

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - A motorcyclist repeatedly flouts speed limits, defiantly gesturing at cameras. After multiple violations, police banned him temporarily and impounded his vehicle, highlighting ongoing challenges in enforcing…

By Simona Mazzeo 3 Min Read

Flemish Parliament Endorses Animal Welfare, Toilets, and Abuse Relief

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - The Flemish Parliament passed motions on animal welfare, public toilets, and supporting Church abuse victims. New rules include animal welfare codex, accessible toilets, and a fund…

By Sarhan Basem 3 Min Read

Iranian Agenda for Destabilization and Insecurity in the Region and Europe

The feasibility of extraditing these "accused" to Tehran is complicated due to European laws and traditions. However, the underlying objectives of the Iranian regime in conducting this trial and potentially…

By Hamid Enayat 5 Min Read

EU Staffers Mourn Gaza Losses, Urge Action for Peace

Brussels (Brussels Morning) - EU institution employees, including the European Council, held a silent march in Brussels to mourn Gaza casualties, decrying the erosion of European values and urging EU…

By Andrea Calvello 4 Min Read
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