EU-Mercosur Agreement: French Minister of Agriculture "regrets" the provisional application of the treaty
French Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard expressed regret over the EU's decision to provisionally apply the Mercosur agreement, stating that it undermines the decisions of the European Parliament.
The EU loses more time, the plan for cars only in March
The EU's decisions regarding the automotive sector continue to be delayed, with the presentation of the Industrial Accelerator Act pushed back to March.
Costa's letter to Orbán: Show respect
António Costa criticizes Hungary's Viktor Orbán for threatening to block EU funding for Ukraine and emphasizes the importance of respecting collective decisions made by the European Council.
European Council president urges Orbán to unblock €90bn EU loan for Ukraine despite Druzhba dispute
European Council President António Costa has called on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to lift his blockage of a €90 billion loan to Ukraine, emphasizing the need for respect towards European Council decisions.
The EU expects the USA to adhere to common trade commitments
The European Commission has stated that the EU expects the U.S. to honor a trade agreement made last year, responding to recent decisions regarding tariffs.
Euractiv: Visa-free travel at the cost of personal data – The EU grants access to American algorithms to assess European travelers
A draft agreement suggests that U.S. authorities may use automated processing of personal data to make significant decisions affecting European travelers, potentially compromising their privacy.
K. Budrys awards diplomat S. Šatūnas with the ministry's honor insignia
Diplomat S. Šatūnas received an award for his contributions to strengthening Lithuania's defense through EU-level initiatives and for actively shaping decisions related to national security.
The Hit of Vlastislav Bříza: Competitiveness of the EU or Where Did the Comrades from the GDR Go Wrong?
The article discusses the competitiveness of the EU and critiques the past decisions made by East Germany.
New data in the tanker market
New dynamics are emerging in the global tanker market due to U.S. sanctions on Iran and potential new EU decisions regarding a complete ban on Russian oil.
Mette Frederiksen Slaughters Sacred Cows in a Row at EU Summit: 'If You Had Asked Me Five to Ten Years Ago, I Would Have Said No'
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announces her support for EU countries to move forward without those delaying important decisions during a summit.
Brussels corrects course and warns Sánchez about the regularization process: 'He must ensure that his decisions do not have negative consequences in the EU'
The European Commission has revised its stance on Pedro Sánchez's regularization process, stating the need for Spain to consider the broader implications of its immigration decisions on the EU.
European condemnation and Jordanian-Palestinian denunciation of Israel's decisions regarding the West Bank
The European Union and Jordanian and Palestinian leaders have condemned recent Israeli decisions aimed at asserting control over the West Bank.
The EU condemns Israel's new control measures in the West Bank
The European Union criticizes Israel's recent decisions to expand its control in the West Bank, voicing concerns over the implications for settlement expansion.
EU ambassador pushes back on criticism of Europe's decision-making
Katarina Mathernova, the European Union Ambassador to Ukraine, defends Europe's decisions regarding support for Ukraine amid ongoing Russian aggression, emphasizing the necessity of sanctions and security guarantees to ensure a peaceful future.
Mytlinaios: Intent Alone is No Longer Enough, the European Industry Needs Immediate Decisions
Evangelos Mytilineos, president of European Metals, warns the EU to take immediate action regarding ETS, funding, and energy costs for the European industry.
Electric car sales may sharply slow due to EU decisions
The EU's plan to ease the proposed ban on the sale of internal combustion engine cars by 2035 could lead to a significant drop in electric vehicle sales, threatening the entire sector's development, warns the Transport & Environment organization (T&E).
Do we want a stronger EU, national states will have a different role
At a recent meeting, leaders of European People's Parties advocated for changes in Europe to enhance the decision-making processes important for the entire Union, proposing a shift towards qualified majority voting instead of the current unanimous decisions.
Denmark warns Moncloa that the Greenland case could set a "precedent" for the rest of the EU
Denmark has notified Spain that the situation regarding Greenland could create a significant precedent for the European Union's future decisions.
Brussels must immediately correct the electric diktat
Emanuele Cappellano indicates the urgent need for bold decisions from the EU in light of unsatisfactory decarbonization plans, emphasizing that the issues at hand must be addressed now, not in 2030.
Zelensky: 2026 will be a year of decisions for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the war could potentially end during the Cyprus Presidency of the EU Council, provided there is sufficient pressure on the aggressor.
Comment: Have you heard? They want to ban carbonated drinks!
The article discusses the European Union's capacity to implement controversial decisions on a supranational level, exemplified by proposals to ban carbonated beverages that may not be acceptable at the national level.
Viktor Orban, the manager of 'no' as a form of power within the EU
Viktor Orban has effectively learned to manipulate the European Union's decision-making process, using his dissenting voice to exert influence in a system that requires unanimity for key decisions.