Training for young journalists by the European Parliament
A new scholarship scheme and a training programme for young journalists was adopted by the European Parliament, with the ambition
MEPs want stricter rules against gender pay gap
Working women in the European Union earn on average 14% less than men. The European Parliament’s committees for women rights
EU Parliament wants common strategy against disinformation
Malicious foreign actors find it easy to interfere and manipulate information in the European Union because of lack of awareness
Digital Services Act approved by important parliament committee
The proposed European Digital Services Act (DSA) has taken a step forward. The European Parliament’s Internal Market and Consumer Protection
Big tech dressing lobbying in scientific-like cover
YouTube has published a report on European YouTubers together with Oxford Economics but at the end of introducing the report
The most equal parliaments in Europe
First it looked Iceland could be the first European country with a majority of women in the parliament but after
EU Parliament approving controversial law on terrorist content in social media
The European Parliament has approved the proposed EU law forcing big tech platforms to remove terrorist content within an hour
Organisations against regulation on terrorist content
The European Parliament should reject a draft regulation on terrorist content online when it´s proposed for a vote in April,
European Parliament’s session on International Women’s Day: the main points
Later this year the European Commission will propose new legislation to fight violence against women. The Commission President, Ursula von
EU: A long road to gender equality
MEPs assessed the progress made regarding women’s rights over the past 25 years and the many challenges still ahead, in