transparency

José Cepeda calls for improved transparency in OLAF leadership appointment process

MEP José Cepeda has called for a transparent and robust democratic process in the selection of the Director-General of OLAF (European Anti-Fraud Office). He stressed the importance of established procedures with enhanced

1 week ago

France’s Constitutional Council denies reintroduction of prohibited pesticide

Major Developments in Recent Events Recent events have highlighted significant issues impacting various sectors. Authorities are focusing on enhancing safety measures and addressing underlying risks, raising concerns among experts regarding their efficacy

2 weeks ago

Politics

Hungary diverts EU funds to consolidate power and spread anti-European messaging

Over the past two decades, Hungary has been a consistent recipient of European Union financial aid, intended to support infrastructure, environmental initiatives, and democratic development. However, under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, these resources

2 weeks ago

Kyiv reinstates economic watchdog director amid calls for strengthened anti-corruption measures

Ukraine’s New Anti-Corruption Bureau Director Faces Scrutiny Amid Controversy Ukraine has appointed Oleksandr Tsyvinskyy as the new director of the Economic Security Bureau (ESBU), a crucial move aimed at enhancing oversight of

2 weeks ago

World

EU faces scrutiny as key evidence in Pfizergate scandal reportedly vanishes

Evidence Disappears in ‘Pfizergate’ Case as EU Faces Political Crisis Key evidence in the ‘Pfizergate’ case against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has reportedly vanished, exposing a cover-up that questions

3 weeks ago

World

EU executive examined von der Leyen’s Pfizer texts before allowing them to vanish

EU Commission Declines to Challenge Court Ruling on Vaccine Texts The European Commission has decided not to appeal a ruling by the EU’s General Court that determined it improperly withheld documents related

3 weeks ago

World

Commission fails to meet deadline for ‘Pfizergate’ appeal

EU Commission Faces Scrutiny Over Transparency Issues The European Commission has opted not to contest a recent ruling by the EU’s top-tier Court of Justice regarding transparency in communications related to vaccine

3 weeks ago

World

The European Parliament’s least influential member

A lively rave in the European Parliament highlights the unconventional approach of MEP Lukas Sieper, who has surprisingly excelled despite not aligning with any established political group. Recently, Sieper hosted an unofficial

4 weeks ago

Politics

Apple enhances Liquid Glass design with new frost effect

Apple Adjusts Transparency in iOS 26 Developer Beta Apple has made significant adjustments to its Liquid Glass design in the third developer beta of iOS 26, reducing the transparency levels of navigation

1 month ago

Innovations

Ukrainian advocates call on UK to cancel Russia-related energy contracts

Campaigners Call for Transparency Amid UK Government Contracts with TotalEnergies Seven Ukraine-based and pro-Ukrainian groups have issued a letter urging the UK government to disclose all contracts with TotalEnergies and to cease

2 months ago

World

Instagram remains most popular social media as TikTok continues to grow

The number of TikTok users in Belgium continues to grow, according to the sixth edition of the SMI Barometer, an annual survey of social media use by under-40s conducted by Artevelde University

3 months ago

Innovations

EU court annuls Commission’s decision to withhold texts between Von der Leyen and Pfizer

The European Union’s top court has overturned the European Commission’s decision to deny the New York Times access to text messages exchanged between Commission president Ursula von der Leyen and Pfizer CEO

3 months ago

Innovations·World

TikTok fined €530 million for sending EU user data to China

Ireland’s data protection watchdog has fined the Chinese video sharing app TikTok 530 million euros, it announced in a press release on Friday. TikTok was found guilty of illegally sending personal data

4 months ago

Business·World

“Media freedom is crumbling in Europe amid rising authoritarianism” NGO warns

Media freedom within the European Union is facing a deepening crisis, as rising authoritarianism continues to erode press independence. “Media freedom, the first line of defense against authoritarianism, is crumbling across Europe,”

4 months ago

Society

Belgian software company iTraceiT targets international luxury market

After developing a digital passport for diamonds, Belgian software company iTraceiT is now expanding its focus to the broader international luxury sector. The company announced on Wednesday that it has raised €1.5

4 months ago

Business

Belgian Council of State halts €3.4bn train deal with Spanish manufacturer after legal challenge

The Belgian Council of State has suspended the decision of the national railway company NMBS/SNCB to award a €3.4 billion contract to the Spanish manufacturer CAF. The move follows a legal challenge by Alstom,

4 months ago

Society

transparency

José Cepeda calls for improved transparency in OLAF leadership appointment process

France’s Constitutional Council denies reintroduction of prohibited pesticide

Hungary diverts EU funds to consolidate power and spread anti-European messaging

Kyiv reinstates economic watchdog director amid calls for strengthened anti-corruption measures

EU faces scrutiny as key evidence in Pfizergate scandal reportedly vanishes

EU executive examined von der Leyen’s Pfizer texts before allowing them to vanish

Commission fails to meet deadline for ‘Pfizergate’ appeal

The European Parliament’s least influential member

Apple enhances Liquid Glass design with new frost effect

Ukrainian advocates call on UK to cancel Russia-related energy contracts

Instagram remains most popular social media as TikTok continues to grow

EU court annuls Commission’s decision to withhold texts between Von der Leyen and Pfizer

“Media freedom is crumbling in Europe amid rising authoritarianism” NGO warns

Belgian software company iTraceiT targets international luxury market

Belgian Council of State halts €3.4bn train deal with Spanish manufacturer after legal challenge

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