Louise Guillot

“A lot can change on all fronts,” Habeck declares, now that Greens no longer have to observe coalition compromises.

The decision is a slap in the face to the center-right European People's Party, which proposed the changes.

Sinkevičius promises the Greens will be a “constructive power” working from the sidelines.

The decision by Bern Convention members is a major win for the EU and Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

But the EPP's proposal to weaken the law failed, in a blow to the center-right group's anti-red tape drive.

The progressive group is soul-searching after failing to woo the center right and block the hard right from power.

Court of Auditors says more staff is needed to carry out enforcement in a timely way.

Radically transforming the way we live is challenging, experts say, but it’s necessary to address nature destruction as well as social inequity.

A legal fight looms as EU and Mercosur countries don't see eye to eye on a key clause of their fresh trade deal.

Environmental crime is the third most profitable criminal activity globally after drug trafficking and forgery.