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As Europeans gear up for their summer holidays, some are getting ready to put their new electric vehicle to the test of range anxiety.

EVs are in high demand. Are Europe’s charging stations up to speed?

The mandate would amount to a prohibition on the sale in the 27-nation bloc of new cars powered by gasoline or diesel.

EU lawmakers back ban on new combustion engine cars from 2035

After a decade of stalemate, the EU has finally agreed to impose a 40 per cent quota of women on corporate boards to promote diversity and gender balance.

EU sets mandatory 40% quota for women on company boards

FILE PHOTO: IPhone 12 phones are seen at the new Apple Store on Broadway in downtown Los Angeles, California, U.S., June 24, 2021.

EU agrees all phones and tablets must have a common charger by 2024

Clearview AI

Clearview AI accepts permanent ban from selling data to private firms

Buildings in Kyiv's suburbs were hit by military fire on February 24, hours after a cyber attack disrupted internet connections in Ukraine

Russia attacked Europe's Internet an hour before invasion, West says

“I think it’s exactly aligned with my thinking,” Musk said of the EU's Digiital Services Act

Elon Musk and EU ‘of the same mind’ on new social media rules

On Wednesday, the Europpean Commission announced further moves to block some Russian banks from the Belgium-based payments service, SWIFT

EU is banning Russia's biggest bank from SWIFT. Here's why it matters

04/05/2022

The European Commission has suggested US internet giants could help fund the massive investments Europe's telecoms network requires.

EU mulls making US tech giants pay for telecoms network upgrades

02/05/2022

People wear face mask to protect against the coronavirus at the public transport station Friedrichstrasse in Berlin, Germany, Tuesday, November 30, 2021.

EU says up to 80% of population has now been infected by COVID

28/04/2022

Many countries in Europe rely on gas supplies from Russia.

EU sees a way to pay for Russian gas without breaching war sanctions

23/04/2022

Image shows drones at sunset. Researchers in Spain have conducted a mass drone flight test to trial a new traffic management system for UAVs

Spain is testing out a traffic control system for drones

14/04/2022

The European Commission says it wants to close "potential loopholes" in its sanctions against Russia.

EU targets crypto wallets in fresh round of sanctions against Russia

08/04/2022

The legislation is part of a broader EU strategy to break Big Tech's hold over the data sphere.

MEPs back new data sharing rules aiming to boost EU innovation and AI

07/04/2022

The ISS has been the focus of recent tensions between NASA and Roscosmos over the Ukraine war.

Russia to halt cooperation on the ISS unless the West lifts sanctions

02/04/2022

Proposed EU legislation drawn up to tackle money laundering is taking aim at crypto transfers.

EU lawmakers back new rules to trace crypto transfers

31/03/2022

EU Commissioners Margrethe Vestager and Thierry Breton were responsible for the original draft of the legislation.

What is the EU's new Digital Markets Act and how will it affect you?

25/03/2022

Three EU regulators warned that prospective investors should ask themselves whether they could afford to lose the money they put in to crypto

Crypto investors risk losing everything, EU regulators warn

17/03/2022

Helping in times of crisis: Europe's emergency loans to neighbour countries

Helping in a crisis: the EU's emergency loans to neighbour countries

09/03/2022

13 year-old Gloria Raudjarv receives a COVID-19 vaccine in Estonia.

COVID vaccines for children: How do European countries compare?

25/02/2022

Relationship reboot: EU-AU summit ends on positive note despite vaccine difference

Relationship reboot: EU-AU summit ends on positive note despite vaccine difference

21/02/2022

African leaders are pressing the EU to help them in the fight against Covid-19

African leaders are pressing the EU to help them in the fight against Covid-19

18/02/2022

DRC and the French development agency sign a national digital infrastructure development agreement

DRC and the French development agency sign a national digital infrastructure development agreement

18/02/2022

International tax reform should help Africa’s digital transformation, EU-African Union summit told

Tax reform boost for Africa's digital transformation

17/02/2022

EU-AU summit: calls grow for stronger partnership to tackle global challenges

EU-AU summit: calls grow for stronger partnership to tackle global challenges

16/02/2022

Energy prices have soared globally in the last few months.

Energy crisis in Europe: How are countries dealing with soaring bills?

03/02/2022

Countries around the world are taking steps to encourage vaccination against COVID - but is it working?

Do COVID vaccine mandates work? Early studies suggest they do

28/01/2022

Proof of work mining requires huge amounts of computational power - and a lot of electricity to run it

Ban proof of work crypto mining to save energy, EU regulator says

19/01/2022

Omicron is surging across Europe causing record infection levels in many countries.

Scientists argue more European cooperation needed to contain Omicron

14/01/2022

Antigen tests are being increasingly used in Ireland as omicron surges in the country.

Spain removes Genrui antigen tests over false positives spike

11/01/2022

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