Safety vs. compromise? The EU sets new workplace chemical exposure limits
The European Commission has unveiled a proposal to revise the Carcinogens, Mutagens and Reprotoxic Substances Directive (CMRD), introducing updated exposure limits for toxic substances in the workplace.
Apple vs. the EU: who really controls the App Store?
Europe’s new digital rules are shaking up Big Tech. Apple is playing defense – and the outcome could reshape how we use our phones.
EU energy efficiency: big ambitions, harsh realities
The European Union has long championed energy efficiency as a pillar of its green transition.
A question of consent: Meta, ads, and the EU’s fight for digital rights
Meta is under fire from the EU. The heart of the debate? The true value of our consent — and who gets to define it.
DeepSeek: is China’s AI chatbot a threat to European privacy?
A Chinese AI app is causing a stir in Germany — and it’s not because of its performance.
Amazon vs. European Parliament: is a corporate giant dodging democratic debate?
Amazon is once again in hot water with the European Parliament — this time for refusing to show up.
Power to the people: how the EU is making the green transition a citizen-led mission
The EC's new initiative puts citizens, local communities, and small organisations at the heart of the energy transition. With a human-first approach, the Citizen Energy Advisory Hub (CEAH) aims to turn sustainable energy from a political promise into a grassroots movement.
More than just rooftops: five facts about solar power
When you think of solar energy, you probably picture panels on the roofs of family homes.
