Nikolaj Nielsen

While the judges in Luxembourg dismissed the case, they also faulted Frontex for failing to disclose the existence of relevant photographs.

Robert Brieger, Austria's former chief of defence and the current chair of the EU's military committee, is facing serious allegations he shared Facebook posts by an Holocaust-denying retired police officer.

While the EU's foreign policy chief Josep Borrell was concerned about Rafah, amid Belgian demands for sanctions against Israel, the EU Commission hosted an antisemitism seminar alongside Israel's minster of foreign affairs, Israel Katz.

The European Parliament has lost a transparency case in its efforts to keep secret the payslips of jailed Greek neo-Nazi MEP Ioannis Lagos.

The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) says the Eurovision flag policy will be reviewed ahead of next year's song contest in Switzerland.

Wide-ranging EU reforms on asylum and migration passed their final hurdle on Tuesday (14 May) after getting rubber-stamped by the Council, representing member states. But the Czech Republic and the far-right government of Italy already want more restrictions

A new EU ethics body was formally signed on Wednesday (15 May) aimed at curtailing scandals and keeping the EU institutions free from corruption. But it will have no investigative powers, nor cover the rotating EU presidency.

Over a dozen EU states are demanding "out of the box" ideas to curtail migrant arrivals, in a letter sent to the European Commission — just 48 hours after the Council voted through the EU's asylum overhaul laws.

A Greek court will soon hear testimonies of nine Egyptians facing serous charges over last year's Pylos shipwreck where some 650 drowned.