In a meeting between the ministers of 27 member countries of the European Union, they approved levies on the windfall profits of the energy companies to stop the increase in energy prices caused by the Russian and Ukraine war. The agreement covers a levy on profits made by fossil fuel companies in 2022 and in […]
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The European Commission proposes new rules to make it easier for consumers to claim compensation from manufacturers of drone systems, artificial intelligence (AI) if they have caused them harm. The aim of the AI Liability Directive is to provide more legal clarity for consumers and manufacturers as the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) grows exponentially. […]
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The European Union (EU) is set to propose plans to force fossil fuel companies benefiting from rising energy prices to make financial contributions to help support households that are struggling to pay their continuously surging bills. The details of the proposal, written by the European Commission, are expected to be revealed by the European Union […]
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European gas prices have increased as much as 30 percent higher after Russia said one of the country’s main supply pipelines to Europe will shut indefinitely, raising convers about the shortage and gas rationing in the European Union. The gas price is increased as high as 272 euros per MWh when the market opened after […]
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The legislative arm of the European Union has proposed new rules for the reparability of tablets and mobile phones. The proposal says its manufacturers should make at least 15 components available for around five years after they have released a new phone in the European Union. Within the timespan, consumers will be able to replace […]
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The foreign minister of the European Union has suspended the visa facilitation deal with Russia, which makes it difficult for the people of Russia to obtain visas to travel to the European Union. The European Union was divided to agree on the travel ban, and is also left unclear what the unilateral measures Latvia, Lithuania, […]
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According to the European Drought Observatory, around 60 percent of land in the United Kingdom and European Union is under drought warnings or alerts. The findings were based on the data from a period of ten days. The European Drought Observatory said 45 percent of land was now covered by drought warnings, which means there […]
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According to reports, Germany needs to decrease its gas consumption more than any other member state of the European Union in order to achieve an agreed savings target of 15 percent of the European Union. Germany will have to find a way to save 10 billion cubic meters of natural gas between the start of […]
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Finland said that it wants to test the use of digital travel documents in cross-border travel, by becoming the first member nation in the European Union to do so. The eagerness of Finland to test digital travel documents follows the wish of the European Commission for the pilot project to be carried out by some […]
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Denys Shmyhal, prime minister of Ukraine, said Ukraine has received 500 million euros as the first tranche of financial assistance from the European Union. Denys Shmyhal said they are grateful to the European Union for such a type of contribution, and it is a significant investment in their common economic, financial stability, and secure future. […]
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