Report: Millions of EU Eritrea aid used for forced labour
A report published by the New York Times says that the European Union spent 20…
Is Malta a problem for the EU’s commitment to upholding the bloc’s rule-of-law?
According to an article published by the EU Observer, Malta is set to become a…
Statement concerning the recent developments around the Libyan crisis
A press release by the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Trade Promotion says that Malta…
Michael Gove promises Brexit trade deal with EU by end of 2020
Michael Gove has categorically promised the UK will have a trade deal with the EU by…
The aftermath: Boris Johnson calls for closure, healing and a ‘break from Brexit’
Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Friday called on Britain to move on from Brexit, after…
EU agrees tough line on digital currencies like Facebook’s Libra
Private digital currencies like Facebook’s Libra should not be allowed in the European Union until…
“We are witnessing a situation of corruption, impunity, and murder” – Jeroen Lenaers, PPE
The deputy spokesman for PPE, Jeroen Lenaers stated that the fact-finding mission by the EU…
European Parliament: EU budget 2020 approved – investing more in climate, jobs and the young
For next year’s EU budget, MEPs have secured better support to protect the climate, boost…
Malta with the sixth lowest tax burden in the EU
The latest taxation data published by Eurostat shows that, in 2018, Malta ranked amongst the…
Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal will leave Britons 6 per cent poorer, economists say
Britain will be on course for more distant economic ties with the European Union, making…