Lawmakers go after Hungary, Poland, Romania and the likes

Lawmakers see the ball squarely in the British camp

Reports of "monstrous torture" in Chechnya

Victory for women - but the resolution is non-binding

For EU lawmakers, the ball is still in the British camp

Parliament's president Antonio Tajani to pay tribute to Italian and Polish journalists

Italian Five-Star populists kicks off EU election campaign with an long-debated issue

MEPs severely criticize anti-European attitudes and laziness of ring-wing-populist members

However, Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio has suggested the government might be willing to reduce the deficit target to end the stand-off with the EU.

What can be done to tackle air pollution in Europe and is a surge in support for green parties signalling a shift among voters?

Disciplinary mechanism is a long and complicated process

In European Parliament yesterday, MEPs passed a copyright law that has critics saying it could spell the end of the internet as we know it. The law is intended to update current copyright law to keep up with the the digital age- But parts of the law are not so beloved by fans of online content.

"What we have is the tip of the iceberg," says US lawyer

Politicians prepare to vote on launching Article 7 amid claims of Budapest breaching EU law

Video and open letter released urging EU politicians to back plans to licence sharing of news content

Mateusz Morawiecki said every EU member has right to shape its own legal system

The fate of 600 or so migrants left stranded on the Aquarius rescue ship forced Europe into some soul-searching

"Having new rules will never stop those who don't care about safety."