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As Labour Day is celebrated, Eurostat figures show that accidents at work decreased by 5% between 2017 and 2022. However, more than a third of European countries no longer meet the standard of one labour inspector per 10,000 workers.

Expanding the scope of key legislation would not only curb plane emissions, but could generate billions for the green transition, new analysis shows.

The Liberal Democrats are warning the Government that a summit with the European Union on May 19 should not be a missed opportunity.

Donald Trump’s return to the White House has brought with it a seismic shift in transatlantic dynamics, with rising trade tensions, reduced diplomatic engagement and growing uncertainty over the future of Western alliances. So what has been the early impact of his second term on EU–US relations and how is…

Personal income tax rates vary significantly across Europe, with Nordic countries paying the highest and Eastern European countries the lowest. Euronews takes a closer look at the key factors that influence how much individuals pay in tax.

The uncontrolled and excessive use of BPA in packaging has taken it from a champion of progress to a case study in environmental harm

Hard-right and far-right parties are riding high in polls across Europe but their electoral success conceals divisions which could become major sources of tension if they win power, according to analysts.

There are currently no drugs approved in the European Union to treat the liver condition known as MASH, but a new trial of semaglutide has shown “exciting” results.

KEIR Starmer doesn’t have his problems to seek. And I’m not talking about the mayoral or English local elections