Farms

They accuse the EU establishment of trying to wipe them out with its Green Deal agenda and say only the far right listens.

Far-right leader’s priorities include ripping up EU migration policy and diluting green commitments.

Francesco Lollobrigida accuses the Dutch Green Deal architect of creating farming rules so rigid that the EU would have to import food through Rotterdam.

The yawning gap between locals’ and visitors’ consumption is stoking long-standing resentments ahead of an election.

Leading EU politicians pay devoted lip service to farmers but offer no legislation to solve their green dilemma.

Dozens of Conservative MPs in traditionally safe seats are looking nervously at large, unpopular solar developments in their constituencies.

Mykola Solskyi is accused of abetting the illegal acquisition of €6.9 million worth of state land while working as a lawyer.

Suspect alleged to have illegally obtained state-owned land worth €6.9 million.

Ally of ex-PM Andrej Babiš pulls maneuver that could upset fragile compromise, and leave Kyiv out in the cold.

Europe’s top pork-producing region is ground zero for intensive systems that devour scarce water and cause nitrate pollution.

European farmers say the legislation will saddle them with more obligations that they can ill afford.

In an interview with POLITICO, Valérie Hayer doubled down on a record of centrism and compromise.

“No joke.”

EU countries’ bickering over whether to grant Ukraine’s farm production another year of access to their markets could well be a taste of what’s to come if Kyiv becomes the bloc’s 28th member.

Berlin’s domestic spats are gumming up the EU’s delicate policymaking process.

And it’s turning EU countries against Ukraine in the process.

Renewal of duty-free access for Ukrainian produce, introduced following Russia’s invasion, now hangs by a thread.

The European Commission’s move to slash environmental requirements for farmers comes as top scientists are urging just the opposite.

Let’s stick to facts, not emotions, Taras Kachka tells POLITICO.

Minimum prices would address farmers’ concerns that they are being short-changed by buyers. But it would be a recipe for overproduction.

Poland blockades its ally Ukraine while buying farm goods from its enemy Russia.

Some 66 people were detained by police following the protest Friday morning.

The French president has accused Coordination Rurale, a union which seized the limelight in recent farmers’ protests, of working with the National Rally.

Far-right radical seen as last chance to avoid EU pollution rules.