WSJ: Europe has begun to respond to Trump's diplomats by saying it's none of your business
European officials are increasingly pushing back against the public interventions of Trump's diplomats in sensitive political debates.
Opposition Warns of Inadequate Representation at Venice Commission Plenary Session
Lithuanian opposition leaders express concern over lack of representation at the upcoming Venice Commission plenary session.
Javier Milei, live: the latest measures of the Government
The article discusses the latest decisions made by President Javier Milei's government, including positive recognition from the European Union regarding trade agreements.
Support from the Commission for the 'My Voice, My Choice' Initiative Raises Serious Legal Issues
The European Commission's support for the 'My Voice, My Choice' initiative highlights both the limits of EU jurisdiction on abortion and suggests a politically charged agenda.
In the Classroom, the MEP Freezes the Left
A Greek MEP highlights the ideological and economic ties between European leftists and Iran amidst rising tensions in the Middle East.
Von der Leyen: Khamenei's death gives hope
Following the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, European leaders express renewed hope for the Iranian people to shape their future.
EU Support for Ukraine: Orbán and the End of Patience
The article discusses Hungary's Prime Minister Orbán's blockades against EU aid for Ukraine amidst rising tensions with European partners.
Six Great Reads: Gisèle Pelicot, Olympic Politics and European Dating Tips
The article presents a collection of insights and opinions on current global issues and cultural topics, including international politics surrounding the US, the impact of politics on the Winter Olympics, and controversial aspects of royal affairs.
Germany's Bundestag Approves Stricter Asylum Rules
Germany's Bundestag has approved a bill to tighten asylum rules while easing asylum seekers' access to the labor market, implementing EU directives into German law.
Love in Times of War and Babiš in the Crosshairs of the European Commission
The article discusses implications surrounding the scrutiny of Czech Prime Minister Babiš by the European Commission amidst ongoing conflict in the region.
Political posing during war. "Everyone quietly envies Zelensky"
The article discusses the phenomenon of political figures leveraging the war in Ukraine to enhance their public image and the shifting attitudes of European leaders towards military engagement.
European Union willing to accept that Trump imposes tariffs... with one condition
The European Union is open to a trade agreement with the U.S. that includes a universal 10% tariff on many exports, provided the U.S. lowers tariffs on key sectors such as pharmaceuticals and aircraft.
Meloni, the Italian Liberals and Europe
The article discusses how Donald Trump's actions have prompted European authorities to rethink their defense policies, with Italy and Prime Minister Meloni positioned at the center of this shift.
Javier Milei and his measures, LIVE: the Government asked to activate the agreement with Mercosur and the European Union announced that it will be implemented from May
Following the approval of the Mercosur-European Union agreement by Congress, Javier Milei's government has urged activation of the trade pact, which will take effect from May.
EU to investigate Mandelson's links with Epstein
The European Commission has tasked the OLAF agency to investigate former UK ambassador Peter Mandelson's ties to financier Jeffrey Epstein during Mandelson's tenure as EU trade commissioner.
Von der Leyen announces the 'provisional application' of the Mercosur agreement and overcomes the blockade from the extreme left and right
The European Commission has activated the provisional application of the Mercosur agreement, overcoming opposition from both extreme left and right factions in the European Parliament.
Analysis of the EC's abortion decision: A futile victory for pro-abortion advocates that even the right is not happy with
The European Commission's recent stance on abortion financing reflects ongoing contentious debates and differing reactions across the political spectrum in Europe.
The EU will investigate former trade commissioner Mandelson's ties with Epstein
The European Commission has requested an investigation into former trade commissioner Peter Mandelson's relationships with Jeffrey Epstein amid allegations of misconduct.
Will there be a veto to SAFE? [POLITICAL PROGRAM]
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Poland's potential participation in the EU's SAFE program, which aims to enhance military capabilities, amid criticisms from the right-wing opposition.
European teenagers smoke more than in other parts of the world
Jon Stephensen refused a large sum of money offered by leaders of the Moderates party to resign from his mandate while on leave.
Uruguay ahead of Argentina and becomes the first Mercosur country to approve the trade agreement with the EU
Uruguay has become the first Mercosur country to ratify the trade agreement with the European Union, gaining an edge over Argentina and Brazil.
Outrage Erupted Over Sanna Marin's Book – Now the Ambassador Explains
The publication of Sanna Marin's book, 'Toivo on tekoja', in Polish has sparked significant backlash on social media, particularly from a European Parliament member who labeled it as socialist propaganda.
Morawiecki does not hide his dislike for a party colleague. "Since you are currently an expert, then say"
Merely siding with a faction in the PiS party, Patryk Jaki engages with students, asserting that the party will not succumb to financial pressures or public opinion ahead of elections.
Budget 2027: France Will Have to Make an Effort of 40 Billion Euros to Meet Its Commitments
France needs to find an additional 40 billion euros to meet its fiscal commitments to the European Union by 2027.
The K Block Leader in the Senate Clashed with Abdala Over a Fast-Track Voting Attempt for LLA: "Will You Drop Your Pants If We Vote by Majority?"
The leader of the Kirchnerist bloc in the Argentine Senate, José Mayans, criticized Bartolomé Abdala for attempting to facilitate a fast-track vote on a trade agreement with the European Union, using provocative language to express his discontent with the lack of proper discussion.
MMR is working on a response to the European Commission's letter regarding Babiš's conflict of interest
The Czech Ministry of Regional Development (MMR) is preparing a reply to a letter from the European Commission concerning allegations of conflict of interest involving ex-Prime Minister Andrej Babiš.
MEP from PiS expressed regret regarding TVN journalist. Party colleague mocks
Jacek Ozdoba, a Member of the European Parliament from PiS, expressed regret over comments made about journalist Katarzyna Kolenda-Zaleska, which were misinterpreted, while his party's affiliate mocked her.
A blow to woke and a wake-up call for European inaction
The article critiques the media's harsh treatment of Donald Trump, highlighting his controversial status and the challenges of understanding his divergence from traditional political norms.
Will PiS suspend Dworczyk? Over statements about SAFE
The Polish government may receive approximately €43.7 billion from the European Union through the SAFE program to modernize its defense, while opposing politicians express concerns over funds flow.
Mitsotakis' remarks towards critics of agreements with Chevron, Exxon: 'Let not the professional worriers be disturbed'
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended the agreements with Chevron and ExxonMobil during a cabinet meeting, pushing back against critics and emphasizing Greece's strategic role in European energy distribution.
In the Balance Between Politics and Profit: How Rheinmetall Enters the Baltics
The article discusses the significant investment of German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall in Baltic countries, particularly Lithuania, reflecting on the broader European military production increase.
Prime Minister: Iceland will hold a referendum on starting EU membership negotiations in the coming months
Iceland is set to hold a referendum on whether to initiate European Union membership negotiations, as confirmed by Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir.
Direct: Meeting of Kristrún Frostadóttir and Donald Tusk
Kristrún Frostadóttir had a meeting with Donald Tusk, the former President of the European Council.
The EU is at a crossroads. Six major states are stepping towards a coalition
The article discusses the current situation in the European Union as six major countries move toward forming a coalition.
Political Forum / When Smer, Hlas, Progressive Slovakia, and Republic Meet
The article discusses a meeting between representatives of several Slovak political parties in the European Parliament regarding the sovereignty of Slovakia and the controversial EU initiative on abortion rights.
Bartulica guest of the first podcast 'Željka Markić & Narod.hr': The founders of the EU would be dismissed as right-wing extremists today
In the inaugural podcast episode of 'Željka Markić & Narod.hr', MEP Stephen Nikola Bartulica discusses his role in the European Parliament and the challenges he faces as a member from a smaller party.
PP, Vox, and Junts prevent the processing of Díaz's initiative to ban layoffs in companies relocating outside the EU
A right-wing majority in the Spanish Congress has blocked a proposal aimed at banning layoffs for companies relocating outside the European Union.
Commentary: The Ukraine cause is not for everyone - report reveals astonishing information about European countries
On the fourth anniversary of the war in Ukraine, Finnish political leaders unitedly expressed support for Ukraine, while a report highlighted differing levels of commitment among European nations.
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.
Stubb's strong prediction about the war – Halla-aho: 'I don't consider it fruitful'
Finnish President Alexander Stubb believes Ukraine is winning the war against Russia, while Parliament Speaker Jussi Halla-aho emphasizes focusing on European and Western support for Ukraine instead of speculating about the war's outcome.
European Union after four years of war: between sanctions and political disagreements
The article discusses the challenges faced by the European Union in responding to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, highlighting criticisms of its slow and fragmented approach to sanctions.
Ušakov has left the board of the ‘Saskaņa’ party
Ušakov steps down from the board of the ‘Saskaņa’ party to focus on his role as the main rapporteur for the European Union's 2027 budget.
European Commission president and European Council chief arrive in Kyiv
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President António Costa have visited Kyiv to reaffirm Europe's support for Ukraine on the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion.
EU President Demands Support from Hungary for Joint Ukraine Decision
The President of the European Council, António Costa, expresses dissatisfaction in a letter to Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán regarding Hungary's blockade of a financial loan for Ukraine.
In the Show - V. P. Andriukaitis and Ž. Pavilionis Dispute: 'I Am Ashamed to Listen'
A heated debate between Lithuanian politicians V. P. Andriukaitis and Ž. Pavilionis highlights differing views on European Union positions regarding Belarus and the invasion of Ukraine.
"Talk to the fascists", "Well Poisoner": Clash between Paolo Berizzi and Pina Picierno
A heated social media exchange erupts between journalist Paolo Berizzi and European Parliament Vice President Pina Picierno over a controversial interview she gave.
Netherlands: The new government led by centrist Rob Jetten has been sworn in
The new Dutch government, led by centrist Rob Jetten, was sworn in today, marking the first openly gay prime minister in the country's history.
British publicists: Kaja Kallas has become a symbol of Brussels elite arrogance
British publicist Brendan O'Neill claims that Kaja Kallas has become the voice of the liberal elite in the EU, highlighting a significant divide between the political class and ordinary citizens.
Jessika Roswall, European Commissioner for the Environment: 'The Green Pact is still alive'
Jessika Roswall asserts the ongoing relevance of the European Green Deal amidst criticism from the far-right and highlights its importance for Europe's competitive advantage.
Kristen Michal: European democracies do not allow themselves to be turned into pawns and dictatorships
The Estonian Prime Minister delivered a traditional speech at the annual Republic of Estonia celebration at the Estonian National Museum in Tartu.