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The EU Commission wants to create new partnerships with the private sector to plug the gaps left by falling aid budgets. But it still lacks imagination.
Chemical pollution remains one of the world’s most under-recognised crises. Dr Marcos A. Orellana, UN special rapporteur on toxics and human rights since 2020, talks to EUobserver about the wide gap between the science and the political will, the hidden risks of hazardous chemicals.
EU foreign ministers are to blacklist 14 Iranians for killing peaceful protesters, as the US renews its threat of military strikes.
EU leaders are set to sign trade and defence agreements with India next Tuesday during a three-day summit — closing what European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen has described as the “mother of all trade deals”.
Ongoing disputes over a series of deportation amendments in the European Parliament suggest that the liberal MEP steering the negotiations is edging closer to the far-right.
