Media: The Hungarian Foreign Minister Provided EU Classified Information to Russia for Years
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó allegedly shared classified EU discussion details with Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov over several years, raising concerns within the EU about information sharing with Hungary.
Hungarians out in the cold due to leaks to Russians
Hungarian officials are reportedly leaking sensitive information to Russia, causing European leaders to limit their engagement with Hungary.
NSA decision on same-sex couples. Robert Biedroń: I'm waiting for something different
Robert Biedroń critiques the NSA ruling regarding same-sex civil unions, asserting the need for true equality for LGBTQ+ citizens in Poland.
EU leader visits Australia, as the bloc seeks a trade agreement
The European Union leader is in Australia for the first time since taking office, aiming to finalize a long-awaited trade agreement amid ongoing energy vulnerabilities.
Ivica Granić: A comprehensive analysis of the elections in Hungary that are not just Hungarian elections
The article analyzes the significance of Hungary's elections in the context of European Union politics, focusing on Viktor Orbán's long-standing rule and its implications for EU decision-making.
Africa: Over 25 Liberians Complete EU-Funded Scope Africa Port Security Training
Over 25 Liberians have successfully completed a maritime and port security training funded by the European Union as part of the SCOPE Africa program.
Daylight Saving Time Will Be Introduced in Lithuania This Week
Lithuania will switch to daylight saving time this weekend by moving the clocks one hour forward.
Victory for Same-Sex Couples in NSA. What Consequences Will It Have for Polish Offices?
The Polish Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) has raised concerns about the country's refusal to recognize and transcribe foreign same-sex marriage certificates, leading to a ruling from the EU Court of Justice supporting these couples' rights.
Export Paths Blocked by EU 'Carbon Barrier'... Costs Expected to Rise from 2031
A new report reveals that South Korean exports to the European Union will significantly impact due to the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, with major effects expected starting in 2031.
Tusk: Hungarians have been suspected of leaking to Moscow for some time
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on suspicions that Hungarian officials have been leaking details of European Council meetings to Moscow.
Liopa 'sticky finger': who else was detained in the IT procurement fraud case?
Among the 21 detained individuals are government officials, IT company leaders, and representatives from two major audit firms involved in a fraud case linked to EU-funded procurement.
Bitter surprise: chocolate is one of the most expensive in Estonia
Chocolate prices rose by 18 percent across the European Union in 2025, making Estonia one of the countries with the highest prices.
Terras: We must do everything to ensure Ukraine continues to fight
Riho Terras emphasizes the need for Europe to fully support Ukraine in its fight, criticizing Viktor Orban's recent actions that he perceives as aligning with Putin's interests.
D. Tuskas: We have long suspected that P. Szijjarto informs Russia about the progress of EU Council meetings
D. Tuskas expresses long-held suspicions that Hungary's Foreign Minister P. Szijjarto informs Russia about EU Council meetings, influencing his statements to 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.
Did Hungarians Inform the Russians? Tusk: "We Have Had Suspicions for a Long Time"
Recent reports suggest that Hungary's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has been closely collaborating with Russian diplomats, raising concerns about information leaks to Moscow.
Philippe Aghion and Marc Fontecave: "In terms of nuclear policy, the European Union has lost fifteen years"
Philippe Aghion and Marc Fontecave critique the European Union's nuclear policy, highlighting a recent acknowledgment of past mistakes by Ursula von der Leyen.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: Targeted national interventions and a European toolbox against the impacts of the crisis
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasizes the need for targeted national interventions and European support mechanisms to mitigate the economic impacts of geopolitical tensions and rising energy costs.
Daylight Saving Time: One Hour Less Sleep - When Do We Change the Clocks
Greece is set to transition to Daylight Saving Time on March 29, 2026, resulting in one hour less sleep for citizens.
No Excuses to Delay Free Trade
The Mercosur-European Union trade agreement is set to take effect by the end of May, marking a significant milestone after 26 years of negotiation.
The EU invites the 27 to reduce gas storage targets
The European Union has urged its member states to lower gas storage targets due to an emerging energy crisis linked to the Middle Eastern conflict.
Why Greece Does Not Lower Fuel Taxes? The Hidden 'Piggy Bank' and the Subsidies
Greece is refraining from lowering fuel taxes due to fiscal constraints and the need to maintain budget revenues amidst ongoing economic challenges.
The European Union condemns the violence of Israeli settlers in the West Bank
The European Union and several member states have condemned the resurgence of violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank, urging Israel to act against the perpetrators.
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.
Outrageous action, for the first time at the border with Belarus. Illegal plan thwarted
Lithuanian border guards successfully intercepted 11 foreigners attempting to illegally cross from Belarus into the European Union.
Guðrún on Þorgerður: 'Arrogance has not proven to be a good advisor for her'
Guðrún Hafsteinsdóttir criticizes the government, particularly its European Union accession plans, during her speech at a party council meeting.
EU: 'Fill the natural gas storage now' - Commission's warning to the 27
The European Union urges member states to quickly fill their natural gas storage facilities due to concerns about rising competition and prices resulting from the crisis fueled by the conflict in Iran.
The EU eliminates the requirement for online platforms to detect child sexual abuse
The European Union has not extended a temporary measure requiring online platforms to identify and remove child sexual abuse material, creating a legal vacuum.
Bill Decree, Brussels approves
The European Union has reached a compromise allowing member states to negotiate with the Commission regarding energy regulation distortions, particularly concerning the Emission Trading System (ETS).
€5 billion aimed at offsetting the economic impact of the Middle East conflict
The European Union has announced a €5 billion fund to mitigate the economic repercussions of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
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.
When do we switch to daylight saving time? The change causes controversy
Poles are searching for information about the upcoming switch to daylight saving time, leading to increased Google searches on the topic.
The European Union has initiated a visa ban for Russian fighters proposed by Estonia
The European Union has taken up Estonia's proposal to impose visa restrictions on Russian fighters who participated in aggression against Ukraine.
Stuck United Kingdom will get closer to the EU - London's mayor wants to go all the way
UK's Labour government shows a shift towards closer ties with Europe, signified by the finance minister's comments favoring Ursula von der Leyen over Donald Trump.
V. Šilinskas: We hear from the Government that the conditions for Lithuania's trade with China would not be worse than that of Germany
V. Šilinskas highlights that the Lithuanian government proposes trade conditions with China comparable to those of Germany, stressing unity within the EU in trade policies.
The Inane and Pusillanimous Europe
The article criticizes the European Union's insufficient response to global crises, highlighting moral and practical failures in addressing issues such as the Iran conflict and energy crisis.
Top Polish court orders recognition of EU same-sex marriage documents
Poland's Supreme Administrative Court has mandated local authorities to recognize same-sex marriage certificates from other EU countries, following a European Court of Justice ruling.
Kaklamanis to Christodoulides: Our unwavering support and solidarity with Cyprus
The President of the Hellenic Parliament, Nikitas Kaklamanis, expressed unwavering support for Cyprus during his visit, reaffirming democratic solidarity from Greece.
Latvia consistently advocates for strengthening sanctions against Belarus, says Braže
Latvia's Foreign Minister Baiba Braže emphasizes the country's unwavering support for enhancing sanctions against Belarus in response to the regime's repressive policies and aggression towards Ukraine.
Not everything is T-MEC! Mexico will sign a new trade agreement with Europe, what is it about?
President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that Mexico will finalize a modernized trade agreement with the European Union in May, emphasizing the growing interest of German companies in investing in the country.
Attempts to Reconcile Orbán Were Replaced by Anger and Threats
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz expressed outrage at Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's actions during a recent European Council meeting, highlighting a serious breach of loyalty within the EU.
ETS as a common theme for Czarnek and Nawrocki, will the campaign be about polexit?
The article discusses the implications of the ongoing political campaign in Poland, focusing on the themes of the European Union and potential polexit.
The claim to the EU continues for the measure that blocks the entry of Argentine biodiesel
A delegation from Santa Fe province in Argentina is urging the EU to reconsider its environmental measure that restricts Argentine biodiesel imports.
Kremlin: Europe is shooting itself in the foot by stopping Russian gas imports
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov claims that the European Union is harming itself by halting imports of Russian LNG, while affirming that Russia can find alternative markets.
Gideon Saar wants the EU to designate Hezbollah as a 'terrorist organization'
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar urged France and the European Union to classify Hezbollah as a terrorist organization in its entirety, rather than just its military wing.
K. Budrys emphasized the EU, US, and Latin America's partnership in combating global threats
Minister K. Budrys highlighted the collaboration between the EU, US, and Latin America in addressing hybrid threats and enhancing security cooperation.
Ukraine in limbo after a stormy European Union leaders' summit
Ukraine faces uncertainty following a tumultuous European Union summit among its leaders.
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.
Historic ruling by NSA! Official must recognize same-sex marriage contracted abroad. They have 30 days to do so
The Polish Supreme Administrative Court has ruled that officials must recognize foreign same-sex marriages, mandating an official to process such recognitions within 30 days.
EU leaders vent anger after Hungary's Orban keeps blocking Ukraine loan
EU leaders express frustration over Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's continued obstruction of financial aid to Ukraine.