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.
Epstein File: The Commission Calls for an Investigation into Mandelson - What is Being Sought
The European Commission has requested an investigation into former Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson for potential breaches of ethics rules related to his connections with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Extra Champions League qualification spot explained as Man Utd and Liverpool get horror scenario
UEFA's new rules could lead to fewer Premier League teams qualifying for the Champions League next season, as the league race becomes more competitive based on previous European performances.
EU Investigation into Peter Mandelson after Revelations of Ties with Jeffrey Epstein
The European Union has requested an investigation into Peter Mandelson's connections to Jeffrey Epstein following the release of documents suggesting potential violations of EU commissioner rules.
Madrid Rules the Best European Destinations for This Year
Madrid has been named the top European destination for 2023 by European Best Destinations, highlighting its cultural offerings and vibrant lifestyle.
Lagarde, golden salary in defiance of ECB rules
Christine Lagarde is facing criticism for receiving a dual salary package that exceeds ECB regulations while calling for moderation in salaries.
Lagarde: Strong criticism for the 140,000 euros she receives from the BIS
Christine Lagarde faces backlash for her annual salary of 140,000 euros from the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), contradicting ECB rules against simultaneous payments from multiple sources.
FT: Lagarde receives €140,000 annually from BIS despite 'block' on third-party payments for ECB employees
The news reveals that ECB President Christine Lagarde receives €140,000 annually from the Bank for International Settlements, stirring controversy within the European Central Bank due to internal rules against third-party remuneration.
Lagarde reaffirms her commitment to the ECB and rules out early resignation
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, asserts her intention to serve her full term until October 2027 and warns about potential economic risks due to new U.S. tariffs.
The Budget Council warns that new European rules will allow Fico's government high deficits without consolidation
Slovakia may meet European budgetary rules even with a deficit of 6% in an election year, raising concerns over fiscal responsibility under new rules.
X Network Appeals Against 120 Million Euro Fine. It Received It for Violating Content Rules
Social network X, owned by billionaire Elon Musk, has appealed a 120 million euro fine imposed by the European Commission for violating digital content regulations.
The EU wants to change baggage rules for low-cost airlines. What are they planning?
The European Parliament has approved a position to revise EU regulations regarding passenger rights for airlines, including changes to carry-on baggage policies.
Carlos Cuerpo rules out attempting to go to the European Central Bank in the accelerated distribution of positions in the EU: "I will not run"
Spanish Economy Minister Carlos Cuerpo has announced he will not seek a position in the European Central Bank's executive board, instead opting to support a national candidate.
Nuclear Deterrence: Merz Rules Out Nuclear Armament of Germany
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has ruled out the acquisition or development of nuclear weapons by Germany, emphasizing adherence to existing treaties.
Germany and France Call for Simplifying Financial Rules in the European Union
Germany and France proposed measures to simplify financial regulations in the EU, urging the European Commission to present an ambitious package to ease the burden on companies.
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.'
Macron Knocks on Moscow's Door Again: A European Initiative or a Diplomatic Adventure?
French President Emmanuel Macron is pushing for renewed dialogue with Russia amid ongoing tensions, emphasizing the need for Europe to define coexistence rules with Moscow post-Ukraine conflict.
Byd wants to be European. Okay with the new rules but Brussels should be clear
BYD is committed to establishing a strong presence in Europe, supported by new production facilities in Hungary and tailored products for the European market.
Western rules-based order ‘no longer exists’ – Merz
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz asserted that the post-Cold War liberal international order is over, urging European nations to adapt by increasing their defense spending amid economic challenges.
The "General Cleanup" of European Rules Aims to Reduce Bureaucracy
European regulations are undergoing a major overhaul intended to lessen bureaucratic hurdles.
"Acting in Concert": ECJ criticizes strict rules for shareholders
The European Court of Justice has criticized Germany's rules on shareholder voting rights, ruling them to be in violation of the EU Transparency Directive.
The Commission targeted over the €10 billion in Hungary – Recommendation for cancellation from legal advisor of the CJEU
The European Commission is under scrutiny regarding its decision to release €10 billion to Hungary, prompted by a legal opinion stating that the Commission violated its own rules in doing so.
European Parliament ratifies deportation of immigrants to countries outside the bloc
The European Parliament has approved stricter immigration rules that allow for the deportation of immigrants to third countries even if they have no ties to those countries.
Human Rights Watch criticizes European legal amendments that threaten the right to seek asylum
Human Rights Watch has condemned European Parliament votes on new asylum rules, arguing they jeopardize the right to seek asylum in the EU.
Breakthrough in EU migration policy. New asylum rules adopted
The European Parliament has adopted changes to the EU asylum procedures aimed at expediting the processing of asylum applications.
EU lawmakers back tougher asylum rules allowing fast-track rejections
EU lawmakers have approved tighter asylum regulations that enable fast-track rejections and the transfer of asylum seekers to designated safe countries, reflecting a notable shift in migration policy amidst increasing anti-immigration sentiment.
European Parliament approves rules to strengthen immigration measures
The European Parliament has definitively adopted new immigration policies that enable member states to return asylum seekers to countries outside their origin, considered 'safe' by Europe.
Europe advances towards the creation of immigrant deportation centers outside the EU
The European Parliament has approved stricter asylum rules that facilitate the deportation of asylum seekers and the establishment of deportation centers outside the EU.
MEPs approved rules for faster and more effective asylum procedures
The European Parliament has approved new regulations aimed at streamlining asylum processes across member states.
Meta, the EU against WhatsApp: violated AI rules
The European Commission has warned WhatsApp about provisional measures for excluding rival AI assistants, claiming that Meta has violated EU antitrust regulations.
EU demands TikTok to change 'addictive design' and threatens to impose million-dollar fines
The European Union stated that TikTok must change its 'addictive design' or face heavy fines under the bloc's digital content rules, provoking a strong reaction from the Chinese-owned platform.
Brussels: TikTok violates rules. Addictive design harms users
The European Commission has preliminarily found that the Chinese social media platform TikTok's addictive design violates the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA).
European Union accuses TikTok of 'addictive design' and demands changes to protect users
The European Union has accused TikTok of violating digital rules by employing 'addictive design' features, such as autoplay and infinite scrolling, sparking a preliminary investigation into the app's operational model.
Volkswagen and Stellantis urge the EU to favor local automotive industry
Volkswagen and Stellantis have called on Brussels to adjust purchase subsidies and procurement rules to favor locally produced vehicles over imports, emphasizing the need for clear labeling and additional incentives for European-made electric cars.
The government relies on European rules, which allow for a 5-percent deficit, economist Šuster says
Economist Šuster argues that while the Slovak government's priority is to adhere to European fiscal rules, these rules permit a budget deficit of up to 5 percent.
Dangerous toxin in children's food: EU demands urgent tightening of rules
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has called for stricter regulations on cereulide toxin in infant formula following a product recall of major global brands in dozens of countries, including Croatia.
"As if they wanted it to fail" - Entrepreneur criticizes Europe's energy transition
British energy entrepreneur Greg Jackson criticizes European energy policy in the "Klima-Labor" podcast, highlighting flawed market rules, strong lobby influence, and rising electricity prices as threats to the energy transition.
Spain Goes Against the Tide: 500,000 Undocumented Migrants Gain Legal Status
Spain's government breaks from the European trend of tightening immigration rules by approving a plan to grant legal status to 500,000 undocumented migrants, citing the need for migration to support the economy.
IŽA: The EP working group's refusal to listen to the IŽA expert raises doubts about transparency goals
The European Parliament working group's denial to hear from an IŽA expert blocks the opportunity to present legal arguments regarding a case won by IŽA against the European Commission about LRT funding compatibility with state aid rules.
Lufthansa introduces new rules: Passengers are advised to inform themselves before traveling
Lufthansa has become the first European airline to completely ban the use of power banks in its aircraft cabins due to fire risks associated with these devices.
TikTok Tightens Age Verification Rules in the European Union
TikTok is set to implement new age verification technology for users in the European Union amidst growing calls for stricter regulations on social media use among those under 16.
The European Court rules that the refund of an airline ticket due to flight cancellation must include the intermediary's commission
The European Court of Justice has ruled that airlines must include intermediary commission fees in the refund amount for cancelled flights, following claims from KLM passengers who received reduced refunds from Opodo.
If you're traveling through this European country, beware of the new rules; the fine is 200 euros
Austrian authorities have significantly increased fines for driving on highways without a valid vignette, raising the penalty for cars up to 3.5 tons from 120 to 200 euros.
The Awakening of the Noble European Dream
The article discusses the impact of American protective influence on Europe, leading to a belief in the triumph of reason over force since the founding of the UN, while exploring H. L. A. Hart's philosophical perspective on governance through rules as a noble aspiration.
Croatia has 43 wolf packs, situation good only in one region. New rules are coming
Croatia is preparing a new wolf management plan as it has 43 wolf packs, with a stable population only in the alpine region, following a change in the wolf's protection status by the European Commission.
Right of withdrawal, information... France tightens rules on online sale of financial services
France has implemented new, stricter regulations for online financial services aimed at enhancing consumer protection, following a European directive.
The ban is lifted, but the rules are stricter: Criticism is pouring in on EU goals for the auto industry, here's what is expected from Croatia
The European Commission announced that there will not be a complete ban on internal combustion engine vehicles in the EU by 2035, though it emphasizes a continued transition towards electric and zero-emission vehicles.
New Rules: Going Without a Helmet on the Slopes Can Be Expensive
Italy has introduced a general helmet requirement for skiers, making it the first European country to enforce such a rule for all downhill riders from November 1, 2025.
Trump wants to influence election outcomes in Europe
The latest U.S. sanctions against five French, British, and German nationals, allegedly concerning censorship and freedom of speech, are actually a retaliation by the Trump administration following the European Commission's recent decision to fine X, owned by Elon Musk, for violating transparency and user protection rules.
When simplification changes the rules
This article discusses the European Commission's initiative to simplify EU regulations through omnibus packages, which aim to reduce administrative burdens and streamline the implementation of EU laws.