World /
Published 19.12.22
EU to overhaul carbon market
From 2026-34, the EU will phase out the free CO2 permits it currently gives industries to protect them from foreign competition...
By Reuters
in Brussels
World /
Published 24.11.22
Russia a sponsor of terrorism: Europe
‘Moscow’s raids violated global law’...
By New York Times News Service , Reuters
in Brussels
Opinion /
Published 22.09.22
Europe’s political fissures
The Sweden Democrats has distanced itself from neo-fascist views it once espoused and is supportive of the country’s membership in the European Union and its recent application to join NATO...
By The Editorial Board
Business /
Published 21.01.22
Tough EU rules for tech giants
The European Parliament adopted the proposal with 530 votes in favour, 78 against and 80 abstentions...
By Reuters
in Brussels
Opinion /
Published 25.09.21
Howzat for equality: Batter, not batsman
The batsman has been sent back to the pavilion, but the batter takes guard on a pitch that remains a green top for women’s cricket...
By The Editorial Board
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World /
Published 24.10.20
No meat? It’s not a burger
Europe vote to change veggie product names...
By Isabella Kwai
in London
Opinion /
Published 04.06.20
Human rights now in India
The European Parliament has reminded the Indian government that in times of a pandemic, “prisoners of conscience” should be released...
By The Editorial Board
India /
Published 31.05.20
Europe flags rights concern
'Stop impeding and criminalising the work of activists'...
By Pheroze L. Vincent
in New Delhi
India /
Published 30.01.20
Nudge from EU, UK on citizen law
However, some MEPs insisting that there was no clear understanding of CAA in the European Parliament...
By Anita Joshua
in New Delhi
World /
Published 27.01.20
Modi govt fights CAA battle abroad
Human rights bodies to brief US Congress as European Parliament resolutions loom...
By Anita Joshua
in New Delhi
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