EU considers response to Middle East conflict as countries prepare to evacuate citizens โ Europe live
The European Union is meeting to discuss its response to the escalating conflict in the Middle East, with plans for the evacuation of citizens underway in several member states.
Cancer rates rise amid inequalities between EU members
Cancer rates in Europe are rising amid significant health inequalities across EU member states, raising concerns about lifestyle and healthcare access.
Hungary and Slovakia block EU's 20th sanctions package against Russia
Hungary and Slovakia are blocking the EU's 20th sanctions package against Russia, despite support from 25 other member states.
The EU states that member states will be able to use bloc funds to ensure access to safe abortions
The EU has announced that member states can voluntarily utilize existing social funds to support access to safe abortions for vulnerable women and girls.
European funds can be used to ensure access to safe abortions
The European Commission allows EU member states to use social funds to support access to safe abortions for vulnerable women and girls.
Sutt: Estonia supports reforming the CO2 trading system
Estonia's Minister of Energy and Environment, Andres Sutt, stated that Estonia has supported reforms to the EU carbon trading system prior to a recent declaration by ten EU member states advocating for changes.
EU: Paves the Way for Funding Access to Safe Abortions
The European Union has announced that member states can use existing resources to support citizens seeking access to safe abortion services, a decision welcomed as a 'victory for women.'
EU opens up funding to guarantee abortion rights across bloc
The EU has announced new funding mechanisms to support women's access to safe abortions in member states with restrictive laws.
Abortion Tourism / The European Commission Will Not Establish a New Financial Mechanism. Access to Abortions May Go Through the European Social Fund
The European Commission has rejected the initiative for a new financial mechanism to expand access to abortions, stating that member states can utilize existing tools like the European Social Fund for support.
EU Commission: EU funding can be used to support abortion rights
The EU Commission has announced that member states can voluntarily use EU funds to support abortion rights for vulnerable women.
Cold Response from the EU on Abortions
The European Commission has decided against proposing a new mechanism to support abortions despite requests from millions, as it believes existing resources within member states are sufficient.
The EU wants a Nord Stream sequel, but not all members are buying it
The EU's aspirations for a new phase of the Nord Stream project face skepticism from various member states, particularly Hungary, which is expressing concerns over pipeline security amid threats from Ukraine.
New IT protection standards in business โ implications of the implementation of the NIS2 directive
The EU adopted the NIS2 directive to enhance cybersecurity resilience in critical sectors and services across member states, mandating new obligations for member countries, including Poland, to implement cybersecurity measures.
EU Directive Against 3D Weapons
The EU Commission is proposing a new directive aimed at creating uniform penalties across member states for offenses related to illegal weapons, including the possession of 3D weapon blueprints.
Ten EU countries demand a milder emissions trading system for industry
Ten EU member states, including Germany, are calling for a review of the emissions trading system to adopt a more lenient approach for industry.
Europe Awakened to a New Russian Threat
Europe is bracing for potential Russian attacks on its energy infrastructure, similar to ongoing assaults in Ukraine, particularly concerning EU member states near Russia.
Vytenis Povilas Andriukaitis. Will we take the opportunity to take over the European health flag?
The article discusses the challenges faced by patients in the EU due to disparate health systems across member states, highlighting the significant percentage of patients who do not receive necessary treatments.
United Kingdom: Entry Permit Now Mandatory for Visitors from 85 Countries Including EU Members
As of now, visitors from over 80 countries, including EU member states, are required to obtain an electronic travel authorization (ETA) to enter the UK.
EU member states support closer cooperation with Switzerland
EU member states have supported new comprehensive cooperation agreements with Switzerland to replace existing ones in areas such as food safety, health, and electricity.
The Transport Industry Fights for Infrastructure Financing
Over 40 European transport organizations have jointly urged EU member states and the European Commission to allocate at least 100 billion euros for the next funding round of the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF) under the upcoming Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF).
Objection Exclusive: Why We Are Conducting the Social Media Ban Debate Wrongly in Germany
The article argues that the debate over age restrictions for social media usage in Germany overlooks the limited scope of EU member states' authority, necessitating a European-level resolution.
EU: Member States Prepare Legal Action Against the Strengthening of the European Parliament
European Union member states are threatening legal action against an agreement to strengthen the powers of the European Parliament due to concerns over institutional balance.
Ursula von der Leyen assures that the EU will grant its loan of 90 billion euros to Ukraine 'one way or another'
Ursula von der Leyen confirmed that the EU will provide a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine despite some obstacles from member states.
Judge G. Ambrasaitฤ-Balynienฤ Begins Duties at the Unified Patent Court
Judge G. Ambrasaitฤ-Balynienฤ has begun her role at the Unified Patent Court, which was established by an agreement signed by EU member states to ensure consistent patent protection.
Ukrainian Refugees Experience High Levels of Physical, Sexual, and Psychological Violence in the EU, According to an Agency
Ukrainian refugees in the EU face significant physical, sexual, and psychological violence despite the protections provided by EU member states, as reported by the EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA).
EU Leaders Arrive Empty-Handed in Kiev on Anniversary
EU leaders visiting Kiev on the anniversary of the Russian invasion are struggling to deliver promised support due to dissenting member states.
The EU formally adopts the list of safe countries: 'Following the Italian model'
The European Union has officially adopted a list of safe countries, allowing member states greater flexibility in rejecting asylum applications deemed inadmissible.
The Head of EU Diplomacy Will Propose Lifting Sanctions on the Interim Leader of Venezuela
The head of EU foreign policy announced plans to propose lifting sanctions on Venezuela's interim leader, Delcy Rodriguez, to EU member states.
Donald Tusk: Poles had problems with Ukraine, but it needs help today
Donald Tusk emphasized the necessity for Poland to aid Ukraine amid potential aggressions and discussed the EU's SAFE program for securing loans to assist member states.
EU fails to send Russia 'powerful signal' as Hungary blocks 20th sanctions package
The EU's attempt to implement a new sanctions package against Russia was thwarted by Hungary's veto, highlighting rising tensions among EU member states regarding energy issues.
EU Delays Plans for 'Made in Europe' Production
The EU has postponed plans to introduce a 'Made in Europe' production label due to significant opposition from member states and high-ranking officials.
The EU again postpones the emotionally debated 'Made in Europe' plans
The European Union has postponed the proposal for 'Made in Europe' plans due to opposition from several member states and high-ranking officials.
Robert Fico has made a decision regarding energy supplies to Ukraine
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced that he will stop emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine, arguing that EU interests should prioritize member states.
Iran designates EU air and naval forces as terrorist organizations
Iran's Foreign Ministry has designated the air and naval forces of EU member states as terrorist organizations following the EU's blacklisting of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards.
Iran designates the air and naval forces of the EU as terrorist organizations
Iran has labeled the air and naval forces of EU member states as terrorist organizations in response to the EU's designation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist entity.
Iran classifies the armed forces of EU member states as 'terrorist organizations'
Iran has classified the armed forces of all European Union member states as terrorist organizations in a retaliatory move against the EU's designation of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist entity.
Trump Tariffs: The European Union Has the Tools to Respond to the U.S.
The European Union is equipped to respond to new tariffs imposed by the United States, according to French Trade Minister Nicolas Forissier, who urges a unified approach among EU member states.
Hungary blocks EU 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine
Hungary has opposed the European Union's proposed 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine, requiring unanimous agreement among all EU member states for approval.
European Commission responds to Hungary's blocking of โฌ90bn for Ukraine
The European Commission has called on Hungary to approve a โฌ90 billion loan for Ukraine, affirming that all EU member states should honor the agreements made in December 2025.
Brussels rejects growing criticism over commissionerโs presence at Trumpโs Peace Board
Brussels defends its decision to send a commissioner to observe Trump's Peace Board amidst rising criticism from several EU member states.
Member States Warn Brussels Against Increasing EU Jobs
Nine EU member states have warned Brussels against a proposal to create 2,500 new jobs as part of the new budget negotiations.
Brussels wants to push 'the right to abortion' through the budget / Women in crisis need help, not a ticket abroad
The European Citizens' Initiative My Voice, My Choice is urging the European Commission to create a financial mechanism to reimburse abortion costs for women traveling to other EU member states, sparking significant ethical and sovereignty concerns in Slovakia.
When will SAFE land on the president's desk? The Senate approved important amendments
The Polish Senate has approved amendments to the SAFE legislation aimed at enhancing military support for EU member states, which will now return to the Sejm before being sent to the president for final approval.
Russia commissioned a series of murders. 'The targets were journalists, politicians, public figures'
The Polish Senate has approved amendments to a bill implementing the EU's SAFE defense mechanism, shifting financial responsibilities and enhancing security for member states.
"Shocked" Paris: The European Commission has no mandate to participate in Trump's Peace Council
France expresses surprise that the European Commission sent an official to the Peace Council meeting in Washington without a mandate to represent EU member states.
The European Union officially recognizes Iran's Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization
The EU has designated Iran's Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization, instituting sanctions that freeze its assets and restrict its financial resources within EU member states.
SAFE: Approval from ECOFIN for Greece's defense investment funding plan
Greece has gained ECOFIN approval for its defense financing plan, securing access to SAFE loans alongside other member states.
The Fastest-Warming Continent in the World.. A Call to Build a European Shield Against Climate Change
Independent advisors to the European Union have warned that the bloc is unprepared to tackle the worsening effects of climate change, urging increased investment and coordination among member states.
Call to Buy European Products Sparks Discussions on the EU Industry Vision
The European Commission plans to propose new rules requiring strategic sector companies to produce in Europe to receive public funds, causing debate over the definition of 'European preference.'
Ireland condemns the formation of the E6 group of the six largest EU countries
Ireland expressed its disapproval of the establishment of the E6 group of the six largest economies in the European Union, stating that it could harm the interests of smaller member states.