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Enlargement doesn’t threaten EU cohesion fund, bureaucracy doesFEATURE
The discussion on the future of the cohesion policy in a changing Europe has begun. According to academics and experts, neither the enlargement nor the possible rise of the far-right threatens cohesion goals of social integration and climate resilience. But bureaucracy, unfair distribution of funds and lack of focus might. Read on »
Political parties must make sure June 2024 election is free and fair by upholding data protectionOPINION
With around 400 million Europeans voting in the EU elections in June 2024, political parties have a duty to protect personal data, and to ensure free and fair elections, writes Wojciech Wiewiórowski, the European data protection supervisor. Read on »
Denmark to ban PFAS 'forever chemicals' in shoes and clothes
Only PFAS-free shoes and clothing can be sold in Denmark from July 2026, according to a new government proposal. Second-hand products containing the chemicals may still be traded, however.Read on »
The Renaissance Italian villa where the EU archives its historyINTERVIEW
The European Union takes thousands of decisions — and makes mountains of documents. But what happens to these historic files? EUobserver has gone searching in an old renaissance villa in Italy.Read on »
Europe faces up to deepening housing crisis
The EU is facing an increasingly worrying housing crisis, with average rents rising by almost 23 percent and house prices by almost 48 percent between 2010 and the end of 2023.Read on »
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