The European Commission will push for a quota for women on company boards to address the slow progress on gender equality in senior positions with publicly listed businesses. The Commission's plan calls on companies...

These theories argue that you may find yourself in a situation where you owe obedience, even though you did not do anything to put yourself under that obligation.

Italy's new data retention law authorises the storage of phone and web data for up to 6 years, far beyond the timeframe allowed under the previous regulation.

Mass surveillance is ineffective because it weighs down security services with so much information that it's impossible for analysts to identify what is important or relevant.

Officials in Turkey have banned a German-language gay films festival due to be held in the capital Ankara, saying it could incite hatred or be a target of terror attacks. The organisers of Pink Life QueerFest Four had...

The number of people trying to reach the EU through the Mediterranean fell 63% in the first 10 months of 2017 compared to 2016. This year's number for that period stood at 173,000, according to Frontex, the EU border...

NGOs find one of the decisions, which concern the latest reforms to the judiciary, particularly troubling.

Romanians are sending a clear message to decision-makers: We don’t want link taxes and upload filters! There is still time to tell your MEPs that the proposal does NOT fit the current digital environment.

The project created in 2015 to avoid new tragedies in the Mediterranean has been renewed. The first group of refugees could land at Rome's airport by the end of November.

A tragic shipwreck occurred off the Lampedusa coast on October 11, 2013. A total of 268 persons drowned, including 60 children. An Italian Navy ship was nearby at the time, but, despite the many SOS calls received, it...