Evaluated the 'Made in Europe' rules: autonomy is needed
The European Commission proposes that companies seeking public funding must meet minimum requirements for goods or components to be produced within EU member states, impacting strategic sectors like automotive and green technology.
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.
Kosiniak-Kamysz recalled what PiS said about SAFE. Błaszczak assessed: This is an opportunity for Poland
The Polish president vetoed the EU's SAFE program for defense funding, but the government plans to proceed with a domestic alternative.
Eastern Europe is rearming: 1000 wheeled armored vehicles for Romania, heavy vehicles for Hungary
Eastern Europe is enhancing its military capabilities with significant purchases and cooperative ventures, propelled by EU funding and strategic partnerships.
Czechia received approximately 15 billion from the EU for housing, transport, and energy
The European Commission has allocated €614 million (about CZK 15 billion) to Czechia from a special recovery fund to mitigate the effects of the economic crisis, assisting various projects in housing, sustainable mobility, and infrastructure.
Farmers brought machines to the roads to get the government's attention
Farmers across Estonia protested with tractors to highlight the agricultural sector's challenging situation and the necessity to utilize EU funds for direct support.
Kataryna: With this attitude of PiS towards the EU, one can only end up in a place of no return
The article discusses the risks associated with PiS's stance towards the EU, particularly in light of potential future government actions regarding defense funding.
Prof. Legutko: The EU is becoming increasingly ugly. In a decade or two, I would consider a Polexit
Prof. Ryszard Legutko discusses the diverging views of conservative European leaders on EU defense funding and expresses his skepticism about the EU's future.
EU leaders discuss €90bn for Ukraine with Orbán, criticise Zelenskyy for 'inappropriate' remarks
EU leaders are debating a €90 billion loan for Ukraine while facing opposition from Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán and criticism directed at President Zelenskyy for his comments.
Ukraine presents Druzhba oil pipeline repair plan to EU representative
Ukraine has outlined a detailed repair plan for the Druzhba oil pipeline during a briefing with the EU deputy ambassador, emphasizing the need for funding and technical support.
Minister of Infrastructure Leis promised to seek European funding for the Haapsalu railway construction
Estonia's Infrastructure Minister Kuldar Leis announced plans to request EU funding for the construction of the Haapsalu railway, as domestic financing is deemed insufficient.
Hungary’s Orbán to face pressure over Ukraine loan veto at EU summit
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán continues to block a €90bn loan for Ukraine, insisting on the repair of the Druzhba pipeline as a condition before he will support the funding, leading to tension with other EU leaders during an upcoming summit.
A new factory will be built in this Lithuanian city: promising to create about 100 new jobs
A new factory by Glass LT Fire, backed by EU and bank funding, is set to create around 100 jobs near Jonava, Lithuania.
"Free from Immigration". Zabrze Withdraws from Absurd Resolution
Authorities in Zabrze have rescinded a controversial resolution opposing immigration due to fears of losing European Union funding.
Sweden threatens to limit electricity exports due to EU funding plan
Sweden is threatening to restrict its electricity exports to other countries due to a dispute with the European Union over the distribution of funding for energy infrastructure.
Dr. Wojciech Warski: SAFE Loans Will Significantly Complicate Polexit
Dr. Wojciech Warski criticizes the presidential veto on the SAFE loans funding for the modernization of the Polish Armed Forces, emphasizing its implications for Poland’s security and its relationship with the EU.
Should the government bypass Karol Nawrocki's veto regarding SAFE? There is a new survey from 'Rzeczpospolita'
A survey reveals public opinions on President Karol Nawrocki's veto of the EU SAFE program, highlighting its implications on military funding and defense industry investment.
Has Paskowy from TV Republika gone too far? Complaints to KRRiT have poured in
A TV Republika program's captions have sparked public complaints, as they reportedly portray a biased narrative around a recent EU funding veto by President Karol Nawrocki.
The coalition canceled the cancellation of the office for whistleblowers / It feared the stoppage of payments from the recovery plan, changes were pushed through as an amendment to the war graves bill
Slovakia's ruling coalition has overturned a previous law aiming to restructure its whistleblower protection office, fearing loss of EU funding.
Saulius Čaplinskas. When the system grows – is it capable of withstanding future challenges?
The article discusses the challenges faced by Lithuania's healthcare system, particularly in funding and efficiency compared to the EU average.
PODCAST: EU funding and education quality: how to more effectively strengthen the development of schools in Latvia?
Latvia is set to receive 320 million euros in EU funding for general education development from 2021 to 2027, raising concerns about bureaucratic challenges in implementing this funding effectively in schools.
The EU claims it will help to open the blocked oil pipeline in Ukraine
The EU has offered technical support and funding to Ukraine for the repair of a blocked oil pipeline, which Ukraine is accused of delaying.
European Commission President: The EU will help restore the operation of the "Druzba" pipeline
The European Commission is providing technical support and funding to assist in the restoration of the Druzba oil pipeline, which has been out of service since January due to damage from a Russian attack, causing political tensions between Kyiv and Hungary.
Defense of the homeland is the most important, also in financial terms. It has a statutory legal basis
The article discusses the Polish government's plans to access EU funding for military support despite a presidential veto, highlighting legal and constitutional implications.
News in easy language on March 16
Ukraine faces difficulties in securing funding as Hungary blocks European aid.
EU Funding: Three New Leader Projects for Dachau
A local committee in Dachau has selected three new projects for funding under the EU's Leader program, potentially amounting to 400,000 euros.
Dangerous precedent: EU chief diplomat criticises US for easing sanctions against Russia
EU chief diplomat Kaja Kallas warns that the US's easing of sanctions on Russian oil creates a dangerous precedent in terms of funding Russia's ongoing war efforts.
Exclusive: Ukraine has few options if Hungary keeps EU funding frozen
Ukraine faces severe financial challenges as Hungary continues to block essential EU funding, jeopardizing its financial stability and military support.
Highway in Montenegro: The EU pays, China profits
Montenegro's highway, initially built with Chinese loans, is now being completed with European funding, highlighting the complex dynamics of international finance and infrastructure development.
Some municipalities refuse EU co-funding for shelter construction
Many municipalities in Latvia are turning down EU funding aimed at constructing emergency shelters, despite the country's plans to establish hundreds of such facilities.
Between Technology and Audience: Latvian Media Facing Change
Latvian media outlets are navigating significant changes thanks to substantial funding from the EU Recovery Mechanism aimed at enhancing digital capabilities and audience engagement.
Storm in the network after Nawrocki's declaration. The 'copy-paste' technique stands out
The article discusses the Polish President Nawrocki's rejection of the EU SAFE arms funding program amidst heated national debate and criticisms from both political allies and opponents.
It hasn't been this intense in the Sejm for a long time. Sikorski left no stone unturned on Macierewicz
Tensions in the Polish Sejm rose sharply following President Nawrocki's decision regarding the SAFE program, leading to heated debates and potential consequences for EU military funding.
Sejm heated by political war around SAFE
The political conflict in Poland intensifies regarding the SAFE program, following President Karol Nawrocki's veto of legislation to implement EU funding for defense.
The use of EU funds for strengthening defense has caused sharp disputes in Poland
A controversial veto by the Polish president over EU defense funding has sparked a political crisis regarding national security issues in Poland.
Virginijus Sinkevičius. The closure of the Ignalina nuclear power plant: will Europe keep its promise made 20 years ago?
Lithuania's Ignalina nuclear power plant closure could test Europe's financial commitment made two decades ago as negotiations over funding begin amid new EU budget discussions.
Czarnek's declaration on 'OZE-sroze'. Expert points out the problem
Przemysław Czarnek, speaking at a PiS convention, criticized the European energy framework and asserted Poland's reliance on coal while facing scrutiny for his own use of EU funding for solar panels.
Tallinn wants to halt train services for the construction of cycle tunnels
Tallinn plans to temporarily suspend train services on Endla Street railway embankment to build cycling tunnels supported by EU funding.
The President of Poland vetoes the country's EU funding for defense
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has vetoed a law that would allow Poland access to nearly €44 billion in EU-facilitated defense loans, citing concerns over national sovereignty.
Venice Biennale risks losing EU funding over planned Russia involvement
The European Commission threatens to cut funding for the Venice Biennale if Russia is allowed to participate in its 2026 exhibition, citing a breach of ethical standards.
Jankowiak: It's not SAFE zero, it's not a free lunch
The article analyzes the differences between the EU SAFE program and a presidential initiative in Poland, focusing on funding and timing of monetary availability.
Chaos at Biennale, Mollicone: 'I don’t believe the Russian pavilion will open'
The President of the Culture Commission in Italy's Chamber of Deputies expresses skepticism about the opening of the Russian pavilion amid conflicts between the Venetian foundation and the government, as the EU signals readiness to cut funding.
Colonel Jyri Kosola: Finland lacks a guiding principle – we are not getting value for our money
Colonel Jyri Kosola criticizes Finland's lack of a strategic approach to EU defense funding, which he believes results in poor returns on taxpayer investment.
Hundreds of millions of zlotys for companies. Spring opening of EU grants
This article discusses the upcoming European Union funding opportunities available for Polish businesses in March.
Thousands of artists and the EU ask for the Venice Biennale to cancel Russian participation
The European Commission threatened to withdraw funding for the Venice Biennale following the announcement of Russia's participation in the event amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Politico: The EU has a plan to support Ukraine even if Hungary blocks the joint loan
The European Union plans to provide support to Ukraine for military funding regardless of Hungary and Slovakia's blocking of a proposed 90 billion euro loan.
Orbán and Fico's veto will not work. Quick support for Ukraine from the Baltic
EU leaders are set to meet to persuade Hungary's Viktor Orbán and Slovakia's Robert Fico to approve a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, as plans emerge for alternative funding if they refuse.
VIDEO: The experience of three Latvian cities with EU investments in regional education
The article explores how EU funding is utilized in education across three cities in Latvia, focusing on its impact and differences in accessibility.
EU Commission warns Venice Biennale it may lose EU funding over return of Russian pavilion
The European Commission has warned that the Venice Biennale could lose EU funding if Russia's national pavilion is allowed to reopen.
Venice Biennale, the EU condemns the opening to Russia and threatens to stop funding
The EU has condemned the Venice Biennale's decision to allow Russian artists to participate, threatening to withdraw funding.