Martin Banks is a journalist at EU Reporter. With extensive experience covering the EU beat in Brussels since 2001, he has a keen interest in foreign affairs and has closely followed the workings of the European Parliament and MEPs. Martin's insights and expertise have been featured in various publications including Techaeris, Travel Tomorrow, and Yahoo News UK.
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By: Martin Banks
A new study claims to show the scale of psychosocial risks, stress and mental health of those in work. The findings were made public just ahead of the European Parliament’s Committee on Employment and Social Affairs (EMPL) vote on psychosocial risks, stress and mental health at work. The “unique” mapping was carried out across all […]
MEPs from The Left group in the European Parliament had a face to face meeting with EU Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jørgensen ahead of the unveiling of the Commission's Affordable Housing Act, expected next Wednesday (9 September). Left MEPs said they had “made it clear that market solutions will not resolve the deteriorating […]
Looking for a pleasant short break this autumn before those dark winter nights set in?
With the onset of winter looming, it is the post-summer sale that is sure to brighten hearts. Bahia Principe Hotels & Resorts' has announced that its 2026 Happiness Sale is now live.
Photo: Roots + Seeds brings locally inspired dining to Gloucester's historic docks, occupying a beautifully renovated Victorian brick warehouse overlooking Victoria Basin.
The mayor of Albania’s capital city says he has “not lost hope” despite being held in detention for over 18 months. Erion Veliaj (pictured) has remained nominally in office as mayor of Tirana despite being held in what is known as pre-trial detention (PTD) since February 2025. He is accused of corruption and money laundering but strongly denies […]
By: Martin Banks
Toyota’s strategy of providing several powertrains and growing its Highlander nameplate continues its offensive push within a crowded SUV market segment. T
By: Martin Banks
American Airlines and its CR Smith Museum are making an extensive collection of artefacts related to the 11 September 2001 terrorist attacks available to national memorial institutions, as the aviation sector marks 25 years since the events that transformed air travel and security.
The phrase “hidden gem” can be over-used but in the case of Herefordshire in the UK it's entirely apt.
Ahead of National Curry Week (5-11 October) MPs are being urged to revive the Parliamentary Tiffin Cup.
