What the press can reuse from Facebook without author’s consent, after a recent EU court ruling
What counts is how the material is used and how much is reproduced. Quoting a text to inform the public can fall within a legal exception
What counts is how the material is used and how much is reproduced. Quoting a text to inform the public can fall within a legal exception
Prosecutors have not yet announced whether Georgescu will be placed under preventive arrest
Romanian drivers are being offered thousands of euros to transport undocumented migrants from the Greek-Turkish border towards Thessaloniki
According to the document, companies will have to pay a supervisory fee to fund regulators' enforcement and supervision
Poland and Italy limited the damage, but the overall picture for much of the EU is one of erosion rather than recovery
The country's Intelligence chief warns of a growing network of “low-value agents” and reveals joint operations with Kyiv
After the FM remarks in Ireland, his fellow deputy PM hit back, exposing an anti-Russian climate of alarm
Consolidation is not only a media-market story. It is a story about who is allowed to explain the EU to whom
Attacking the island, which handled 90% of Iran's oil exports before the war, would severely disrupt its energy trade
Self-styled diplomat Bill White is consistently trolling Belgium’s Health Minister Frank Vandenbroucke
The government says the reforms will bring Spanish legislation into line with the EU Migration and Asylum Pact
In a video that has attracted hundreds of thousands of views, Diana Șoșoacă repeated her longstanding claim that Romania is a “country at war” with Russia, while alleging that Sofia has received “security assistance” from Moscow.