Migration: Number of Asylum Applications in Europe Decreases Significantly
Asylum applications in Europe have decreased by approximately 20% in 2025 compared to the previous year, according to a report from the EU Asylum Agency.
After 2027, there will be no program for Eastern Poland. Regions want new forms of assistance
Eastern Polish regions are advocating for continued support from the European Union beyond 2027, following the cessation of the current assistance program due to the region's historical economic struggles.
Media: Several countries oppose Ukraine's accelerated accession to the European Union
Multiple EU member states express concerns regarding Ukraine's quick membership in the EU due to potential governance issues.
Three million euros directed to the security of the Eastern border
The Latvian government has allocated three million euros to bolster the security of the EU's external border in five municipalities.
Croatia is at the top of population emigration in the European Union
According to new Eurostat data, Croatia has the highest percentage of its citizens living in other EU countries, with nearly 15% currently residing abroad.
Russian Central Bank Challenges EU’s Indefinite Asset Freeze in European Court
Russia’s Central Bank is suing the European Union over the indefinite freeze of its sovereign assets, claiming it violates international law and its rights.
Macron reignites nuclear energy. Starmer's doubts on the conflict
Tensions rise in Europe over Iran's retaliation to Israeli-American attacks, prompting a reinforcement of naval missions in the Red Sea.
Refineries in the Union should be reopened immediately. No supply risks, but prices will soar
Gianni Murano, president of Unem, calls for the reopening of European refineries to address energy supply issues and strategic safety concerns amid rising energy prices.
The European Union must be central to a solution. It must not limit itself to mere formalities
Italy's Deputy Foreign Minister Edmondo Cirielli emphasizes the need for the EU to play a significant role in resolving the conflict with Iran, eschewing mere formal statements.
Ukraine receives IMF cash cushion as huge funding gap remains unsolved
Ukraine has received a $1.5 billion payment from the IMF, but is still facing a significant funding gap as it awaits approval for a crucial European loan.
The next fifty years will be an era of nuclear weapons, Macron said and unveiled a new nuclear doctrine. It aims to protect Poland as well.
French President Emmanuel Macron unveiled a new nuclear doctrine emphasizing the importance of nuclear weapons in the next fifty years, with special consideration for Poland's security.
Vytenis Povilas Andriukaitis. Lithuania's Chance to Shape Europe's Direction in Biotechnology Races
Lithuania's upcoming presidency of the EU Council in 2027 presents a unique opportunity to influence European biotech policy and innovation.
Marek Kutarba: Indeed, thanks to money from SAFE, Poland will make purchases in the USA
Poland's acquisition of funds from the EU SAFE program is set to enable significant military purchases from the U.S., which could impact the upcoming political landscape.
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.
France increases the number of nuclear warheads
President Macron stated that it is his responsibility to ensure the destructive power of France's deterrents remains guaranteed as France increases its nuclear warheads.
The European Union Wants to Harmonize Penalties Related to Firearms
The European Commission proposes to standardize penalties for illegal firearms possession, production, and trafficking across EU member states as part of a new directive.
Brazil at the Top of the World Trade Agenda
Brazil has made a significant move in its economic and diplomatic history by approving a long-awaited trade agreement with the European Union.
Argentina, the only country with agreements on both sides of the Atlantic
Argentina is uniquely positioned to establish significant trade agreements with both the United States and the European Union, representing a notable shift in its economic strategy.
Sánchez isolates Spain, doubly: confronted with Trump over bases and turned away from the European nuclear plan
Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez faces criticism for isolating Spain by opposing U.S. military actions from bases in Rota and distancing from a European nuclear deterrent plan.
Pedro Sánchez distinguishes himself from the rest of Europe: denied the United States the use of air bases in Spain and Israel responded
Spain has set itself apart from the military strategies of the United States and Israel regarding Iran, refusing to allow the use of its air bases for military operations not backed by international law.
The number of divorce certificates issued by notaries decreased slightly last year
Last year, notaries in Latvia issued 99 fewer divorce certificates compared to the previous year, according to information from the Latvian Council of Notaries.
Iran's attacks reached a European Union country and the escalation of the war in the Middle East continues
A British airbase in Cyprus was targeted by an Iranian drone, marking the first strike against a European Union nation since the onset of the Middle Eastern conflict.
Europe grants one million euros to the Círculo de Bellas Artes and other European entities to respond to 'pressures on artistic freedom'
The European Union has allocated one million euros to support the Círculo de Bellas Artes in Madrid and other entities in a project addressing artistic freedom across Europe.
Will the War in the Middle East Affect Poles? Gen. Polko Speaks Out
The outbreak of armed conflict in the Middle East raises questions about Poland's defense capabilities, prompting discussions on substantial military loans from the EU.
Will the War in the Middle East Affect Poles? General Polko Speaks Out
The outbreak of armed conflict in the Middle East raises questions about Poland's defense capabilities and the implications of participating in the European Union's Security Action for Europe initiative.
An Iranian drone hit a British air base in Cyprus and the European Union reacts
An Iranian drone attack on a British air base in Cyprus marks a significant escalation in the military tensions involving Iran, prompting reactions from European nations.
Kyrgyzstan threatens EU with a lawsuit over anti-Russian sanctions
Kyrgyzstan has announced plans to take legal action against the European Union regarding the sanctions imposed on Russia.
EU convenes a meeting regarding the impacts of the conflict in the Middle East on gas
The European Union is calling a meeting to discuss the implications of the Middle Eastern conflict on the gas supply.
Premia ice cream business sale received the green light from the competition authorities
Froneri, one of the world's largest ice cream producers, has received approval from the competition authority to acquire Food Union's European ice cream business, including Premia TKH.
PODCAST: Are the targets of the 'Digital Decade' achievable in Latvia?
The 'Digital Decade' initiative by the European Union sets ambitious targets for Latvia by 2030 to enhance digital infrastructure and skills, but faces complexities in societal habits and institutional readiness.
War in Iran: "no immediate concerns" for EU supply of oil and gas
The European Union's energy supply remains stable despite the ongoing conflict in Iran, according to a spokesperson from the Commission.
The Vilnius Book Fair’s ‘Music Hall’ changes its rhythm: will invite you to meet at another time in 2027
The ‘Music Hall’ event at the Vilnius Book Fair will not take place as usual in February 2027 due to Lithuania's EU Council presidency, and has been rescheduled to September 16-19, 2027.
The President of the European Commission urges Iran to de-escalate the situation to prevent the conflict from spreading
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen condemned reckless attacks by Iran and its proxies and emphasized the need for de-escalation to maintain regional stability.
Meeting with the Polish minister canceled. In the background, a drone attack
A scheduled meeting involving the Polish minister has been canceled due to a drone attack on a British base in Cyprus.
Cyprus postpones EU ministerial meeting due to drone incident
Cyprus has postponed an informal EU ministerial meeting following a drone strike at the British Akrotiri airbase.
Di Maio a guest of 'Eastwest coffee' for a 'new protagonism of the EU in the Gulf'
Luigi Di Maio participated in 'Eastwest Coffee', discussing the EU's emerging role in the Gulf region alongside various public and private sector leaders.
EU considers response to Middle East conflict as countries prepare to evacuate citizens – 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.
Macron Introduces France's New Nuclear Doctrine Today
French President Emmanuel Macron is set to unveil a new nuclear doctrine that may extend deterrence capabilities to Germany and other EU countries.
The EU stands by Cyprus
Ursula von der Leyen expresses the EU's support for Cyprus following an incident involving a drone near the British Akrotiri base.
Crosetto: “I was there without security, an unexpected acceleration. Now the EU must protect itself”
Guido Crosetto responds from Dubai amid rising tensions regarding Iran's actions in the region and faces calls for his resignation from opposition parties.
Spain leads the toughest position in the EU against the war of Trump and Netanyahu
Spain is taking a strong stance within the EU against the interventions of Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, emphasizing its diplomatic efforts to condemn these actions.
Von der Leyen fears 'greater escalation' after attacks from Iran and demands 'cessation of nuclear and ballistic missile military programs' from the country
Ursula von der Leyen expresses concerns about escalating tensions in the Middle East following recent Iranian attacks, urging for a credible transition in Iran.
The EU responds weakly to the offensive against Iran and risks being sidelined during the upheaval of the world order
The European Union has taken a cautious stance towards the escalating conflict with Iran, calling for international law but failing to decisively condemn actions lacking its backing.
Von der Leyen: The security of the Gulf is closely linked to our own
EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen condemned the recent Iranian strikes in Bahrain and expressed solidarity with the people of Bahrain while emphasizing the importance of regional security in relation to European interests.
Foreign Affairs Committee of the Riigikogu: Estonia and the EU must support the operation against Iran
The Foreign Affairs Committee of the Riigikogu has asserted that Estonia and the European Union should back the joint operation by the United States and Israel against Iran.
Tsahkna to EU Foreign Ministers: Pressure on the Iranian regime must continue
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna emphasized the importance of ensuring the security of EU citizens and the ability for them to return home during an extraordinary meeting of EU foreign ministers.
URMAS REINSALU ⟩ Estonia must take a clear stance in the war with Iran
The Estonian Foreign Affairs Committee held an emergency meeting regarding the war in Iran, where they listened to information from the Foreign Minister ahead of an EU Foreign Affairs Council.
Operation Blue Intruder in the North Sea: Russian Vessel Seized
Belgian authorities, with the support of French defense forces, have seized a Russian oil tanker suspected of operating under false documentation in the North Sea.
Zelenskyy calls for changes to European laws to allow confiscation of Russian shadow fleet tankers
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasizes the need to update European laws to enable the confiscation of tankers involved in transporting Russian oil.
European Foreign Ministers Hold Emergency Meeting, Estonian Citizens Urged to Make Their Voices Heard
European Union foreign ministers are convening for an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in the Middle East, diplomatic efforts, and increasing pressure on Russia.