Signs of unrest in the EU: Trump's war in Iran may cost Ukraine
The article discusses the potential impact of Donald Trump's foreign policy on US support for Ukraine amidst tensions in the Middle East.
Fortunately, we are not Sanchez
The author criticizes Greece's government for not reducing fuel taxes despite having a high tax rate, arguing that they use European regulations as an excuse for unpopular policies.
Szijjártó denies that he regularly calls Lavrov during EU meetings
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has denied claims that he frequently communicates with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov during EU meetings.
Billions Flowing Abroad are Discussed in the EU as One of the Last
The article addresses the delayed resolution of financial issues concerning capital flowing from Czechia to foreign countries, highlighting ongoing discussions within the EU.
WP: The Hungarian Foreign Minister Regularly Informed Russia About EU Negotiations
Hungarian Foreign Minister reportedly provided regular updates to Russia regarding European Union discussions.
European official: Kaja Kallas had a phone conversation with the Iranian Foreign Minister
Kaja Kallas, the EU's foreign policy chief, spoke by phone with Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, according to an EU official, though details of the conversation remain undisclosed.
European Commission: Fill Your Gas Storage
The European Commission urges member states to fill their gas storage early to prevent competition for supplies and rising prices amid geopolitical tensions.
Hungarian foreign minister has been briefing Russia on EU meetings – WP
Hungary's Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has reportedly been briefing Russia on EU discussions, raising concerns about the integrity of EU negotiations.
EU calls for a reduction of natural gas storage filling targets due to the war in the Middle East
The European Commission is urging EU member states to lower natural gas storage filling targets from 90% to 80% in response to price pressures caused by the Middle East conflict.
The EU calls for a reduction in natural gas storage targets
The European Commission has urged EU member states to lower their natural gas storage targets to alleviate price pressures exacerbated by the Middle East conflict.
KD Leader: “Europe has made itself completely irrelevant”
Alice Teodorescu Måwe, a leader of the Christian Democrats, criticizes European politicians for their reluctance to engage in military action as global tensions rise.
Tusk: "This is a political revolution in the EU." What has Poland gained regarding ETS and fuel prices?
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasizes a significant political shift in the EU following the recent European Council summit, particularly regarding the future of the emissions trading system (ETS) amidst ongoing energy market challenges.
Gas, the EU's countermeasure. 'Reduce storage'. Recommendation to 80 percent, 10 points lower
The European Union has recommended that member states reduce their natural gas storage targets to 80% due to rising energy prices stemming from the US-Iran conflict.
Financial Times: The EU Commission asks member states to lower gas storage targets
Due to the Iranian war, the EU Commission suggests member states aim for a lower gas storage target of 80% capacity.
FT: EU Commission urges member states to lower gas storage targets
The EU Commission is asking member states to reduce their gas storage filling targets in response to rising prices and supply issues exacerbated by the Iran crisis.
How Western populists want to govern the economy?
The article discusses the dangers of populist economic ideas in Western Europe, particularly the call for reducing the EU's climate ambitions.
Kallas at the summit: war is like a love affair - it is easy to get into, but hard to get out
Estonia's Kaja Kallas warns EU leaders at a summit about the potential pitfalls of getting embroiled in Middle Eastern conflicts.
EILI ARULA: "What are you complaining about, when you have a ten-thousand-euro machine under you!"
Farmers protested in cities on Thursday, seeking to raise awareness about the critical factors affecting food security and the agricultural sector in Estonia.
Security Policy: Is Europe Not Interested in the War? But the War is Interested in Europe
The article critiques the European Union's ineffective responses to global conflicts, particularly the war in Ukraine and tensions in Iran, highlighting the lack of serious recognition from world powers.
Revision of permits will take place. The Union has agreed to a breakthrough
The European Union has come to an agreement regarding the revision of permits, indicating a major policy change.
Economic newsfilter: The oil business is in flames, the end of the war is not in sight
The article discusses the economic repercussions of the ongoing conflict involving Iran, including the EU's stance on aiding Ukraine and rising oil prices due to recent attacks on refineries in the region.
The new energy crisis leads European leaders to demand green concessions
European leaders, spearheaded by Poland and Italy, are advocating for relaxations in the EU's climate and energy policies due to the impact of the latest energy crisis.
EU leaders plan to combat "uncontrolled migration"
EU leaders are taking action to address the issue of uncontrolled migration across Europe.
No stopping for emissions trading in the EU
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson confirms that there will be no halt to the EU's emissions trading system despite rising energy prices.
There’s a heretic in the heart of the EU and he wants to talk to Putin
The article critiques the inefficacy of the EU's policy-making, arguing that instead of fostering productive debates, it is bogged down by opaque political maneuvers.
Frigate Order: When Armaments Projects Run Aground
The German Navy's latest order for frigates highlights significant challenges in EU defense policy and procurement processes.
G. Nausėda: The lifting of US sanctions on Belarus is one thing, EU policy is another track
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda emphasized the differing policies of the US and the EU regarding Belarusian sanctions during a press conference in Brussels.
Dan Jørgensen on drastic energy demands: 'That would be throwing the baby out with the bathwater'
Danish Energy Minister Dan Jørgensen cautions against drastic energy legislation in response to rising gas prices amid EU discussions.
EU: Casasco 'The government protects Italian green steel'
Italian government is taking strong action to protect green steel production by lowering export notification thresholds for critical metal scrap.
Kallas: Calls for 'political courage' for the 90 billion in Ukraine
The EU's foreign policy chief, Kaia Kallas, urged leaders to demonstrate 'political courage' regarding a pending €90 billion loan for Ukraine amid complications in reaching a consensus.
Czech nuclear and gas faces European rules. According to Havlíček, they are unattainable
The article discusses the challenges facing Czech nuclear and gas industries in complying with European regulations, which a government official describes as unattainable.
The government's climate policy is insufficient according to the report
A recent report indicates that the Swedish government's climate policy is inadequate, failing to meet both national and EU climate targets.
The government's climate policy is inadequate according to the report
A report by the Climate Policy Council declares that the Swedish government's climate policies have not been adequate to meet both national and EU climate goals.
EU Leaders' Summit in Brussels
The article reports on a leaders' summit of the European Union taking place in Brussels, addressing important policies and issues.
Hungary will help Ukraine 'when we have our oil,' says Viktor Orban
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban stated that Hungary will only assist Ukraine once the country secures its oil supply.
F.A.Z. Early Thinkers: What the EU Summit is About
The article discusses key themes and discussions that will occur at the upcoming EU summit, including security and competitiveness.
Europe has common norms, not common values
The article discusses the challenges the European Union faces in unifying its foreign policy amid international crises, highlighting the varying political and cultural perspectives across member states.
EU state’s leader urges return to ‘harmony’ in ties with Russia
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban calls for a renewal of cooperative relations between the EU and Russia after the Ukraine conflict's resolution.
Determined to expedite the negotiations
Marta Kos, the European Union's enlargement commissioner, has expressed her commitment to accelerate negotiations on priority issues for Iceland, contingent upon the public's choice to continue EU accession talks in August.
Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz: Investments should drive development, not just patch needs
The European Commission proposes a centralized one-plan implementation of cohesion policy for EU member states, impacting Poland's approach to regional investments.
10 countries call for a revision of the ETS system
A coalition of ten European countries, including Poland, is urging a thorough review of the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS) ahead of an upcoming energy summit in Brussels.
Canada could become a member state of the EU, said the French Foreign Minister
French Foreign Minister suggests that Canada could potentially join the European Union.
Vainola: Estonia Should Negotiate an Exception from the EU to Lower Electricity Prices
Andres Vainola argues that Estonia should negotiate an exemption from the EU to lower electricity prices, as discussions around energy management have become ideologically charged.
Six-pack changes in EU ETS. There is a Polish position
Poland's climate minister has outlined the country's stance on potential reforms to the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) ahead of an upcoming European Council meeting.
Who Really Leads EU Foreign Policy: von der Leyen, Kallas, or Costa?
The article discusses the shifting dynamics of leadership in EU foreign policy, raising the question of whether it is led more by Ursula von der Leyen, Kaja Kallas, or António Costa.
Live broadcast at 14:00: What will Orpo say about the Middle East?
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo will attend an EU summit focusing on the situations in the Middle East and Ukraine among other topics.
Slovak Prime Minister Fico stated that he will not support EU summit conclusions on Ukraine
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has announced that he will not endorse the conclusions of the recent EU summit regarding Ukraine.
The EU energy split on the ETS. Berlin withdraws, Rome in the minority
The German minister Carsten Schneider affirmed the effectiveness of the EU's Emission Trading System (ETS) at the EU Environment Council, distancing Germany from any alliance with Italy seeking its suspension.
EU and NATO leadership ‘worst in decades’ – El Pais oped
An opinion piece in El Pais criticizes current EU and NATO leadership as their worst in decades, particularly in the context of recent foreign policy failures.
Bartłomiej Sawicki: How to exit the ETS while remaining in it?
Premier Donald Tusk stated that Poland seeks tailored solutions regarding the EU ETS to address its unique energy pricing challenges.