Europe mulls tougher rules for artificial intelligence
The European Union is considering new legally binding requirements for developers of artificial intelligence (AI)…
Poland and Germany to be top beneficiaries of 100-billion-euro EU climate fund
Poland and Germany will be the biggest beneficiaries of a new 100-billion-euro ($112 billion) EU…
Post-Brexit UK always welcome back in EU, says Timmermans
Britain has been unnecessarily damaged by Brexit and “more will follow”, the vice-president of the European…
Malta’s 2020 budget deemed compliant by the European Commission
The Ministry for Finance welcomes the European Commission’s assessment of Malta’s 2020 Draft Budgetary Plan,…
Malta to record the highest growth among all European economies in the next two years
In its forecast for autumn 2019, the European Commission is projecting that in the next…
Euro zone economic sentiment worsens as gloom spreads to services
Euro zone economic sentiment deteriorated in October for a second straight month, data showed on…
Protester outside EU headquarters in Brussels threatened to set himself on fire
A man shouting accusations about corruption at the European Union doused himself in a liquid…
Margrethe Vestager, Silicon Valley’s worst nightmare, to retain EU’s top competition job
Margrethe Vestager, the EU’s competition chief, will retain her role as the bloc’s antitrust enforcer…
The Government of Malta welcomes Helena Dalli’s nomination as new Commissioner for Equality
A press release published by the Government today states that President elect Ursula von der…
EC claims exclusive competence over IMO alternative fuels discussions
IMO discussions on gas-powered ships and other “low-flashpoint fuels” could potentially affect existing EU legislation…