EU Agrees to Lift All Economic Sanctions on Syria
In a landmark policy shift, the European Union has officially agreed to lift all economic sanctions imposed on Syria. This decision marks…
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Orbán: Hungary Opposes EU’s War Strategy, Pushes for Peace Talks
In a bold move that has garnered attention across Europe, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has publicly opposed the European Union’s current…
EU leaders set course for tougher policy to send back illegal migrants
European Union leaders are tightening migration policies, focusing on speeding up the deportation of illegal migrants to their countries of origin. This…
Zelenskiy offers the EU a victory plan, requests military support and an invitation to NATO
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has intensified diplomatic efforts, presenting a comprehensive victory plan to the European Union while urging stronger military support…
EU AI Act Checker Reveals Big Tech’s Compliance Pitfalls
As the European Union’s AI Act moves closer to becoming law, a new compliance tool known as the EU AI Act Checker…
Bulgaria: A Key Player in Halting Russian Gas Supplies to Europe
As Europe continues its efforts to reduce dependency on Russian gas, Bulgaria has emerged as a crucial strategic player. Geographically located at…
Marta Kos, a Slovenian, is appointed by President Von der Leyen as the Commissioner for EU Enlargement
The new European Commission composition, which will have a five-year mandate, was unveiled by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Tuesday…
In the eurozone, inflation has fallen to its lowest level in two years
Inflation in the eurozone fell to 2.9 percent on an annual basis in October. The European statistical agency Eurostat reports this in a…
Meta Launches Paid Ad-Free Subscription in EU for Facebook & Instagram
Meta will launch subscriptions in Europe from next month, making its Facebook and Instagram services advertising-free Oct 30 (Telegraph News) — The service…
Lithuania Cancels Summer Time, Sparking Global Controversy
As the final rays of summer fade in Lithuania, the country’s clocks will be set back one hour on Sunday, signaling more…
As a budget fight looms in December, the EU maintains its support for Ukraine
On Friday, EU leaders reassured Ukraine of their continuous support as the country faces difficult budget discussions and an unpredictable war in…
German minister wants to abolish expiration dates on products such as tea and rice in the EU
Food products that have a long shelf life – such as honey, tea, or rice – should no longer have an expiration…
🇪🇺 Ursula von der Leyen Slams Iran For Sowing ‘Violence And Chaos’ In the Middle East
Despite considerable criticism from European politicians and citizens in Brussels over her staunch support for Israel, Ursula von der Leyen repeated her…
EU To Roll Out Digital-Only Border In 2024
The new border system, which will replace the stamping of passports with digital-only checks that share personal data across different agencies, will…
Net Zero New Normal: Businesses demand that the EU adopt E-Trucks
In a significant development, a group of corporations is demanding that the European Union (EU) adopt and promote the use of electric…
Schengen Suspended: EU Pillar Collapsing?
EU: 11 countries have now reintroduced border controls amid repeated alarms across European cities and after official notifications reached the EC Italy,…
EU Fumes At Serbia For China Deal 🇪🇺😡
The EU reacted angrily to the agreement between Serbia and China for a high-speed train network “Serbia undertook to withdraw from all…
Portugal opposes ‘set timeframes’ for EU enlargement
Portugal opposes EU enlargement “fixed deadlines” and argues that the accession process should be based on the merits of each candidate country…
EU needs a counterbalance to integration drive
Leading European conservatives are urging a balance to the European Union’s drive for integration They argue that the EU has become too…
EU economic growth is less rapid than anticipated
According to the European Commission’s projection released on Monday, the economies of the 27 member states of the EU will continue to…
Most Russians with EU visas face entry bans in Poland and the Baltic countries
Poland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania were set to begin imposing a ban on most Russians with EU visas entering their countries on…
Hungary opposes EU plan for more funds for Ukraine
Hungary rejects the EU plan to transfer more money to Ukraine, and Budapest is unwilling to pay more funds to cover the…
The EU approves the 11th package of sanctions against Russia
The European Union’s Council has adopted the 11th package of sanctions on Russia for its unjustified invasion of Ukraine. This package broadens…
France views EU expansion as a revolution
The EU expansion, with the addition of new member states, will be a shock to the institution, according to France’s minister for…
The EU opposes the use of artificial intelligence to “hire and fire” employees
Ursula von der Leyen, the head of the European Commission, has warned against the unrestrained use of artificial intelligence to “hire and…
The EU has made the decision to send combat planes to the Ukrainian battlefield
The EU’ decision to enable Ukrainian pilots to be trained to fly the F-16 has generated an unstoppable momentum that would eventually…
Britain abandons its pledge to repeal all EU rules by the end of 2023
LONDON, May 10 (Reuters) Britain will alter the retained EU law (REUL) bill to define which laws it plans to repeal this…