Newsfilter: Fico is struggling to abolish either the office or the repentants
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico announced plans to repeal a controversial law as he faces pressure from the European Commission regarding funding from the recovery plan.
Karolina Zioło-Pużuk: In five years, Poland can achieve the average funding for science in the EU
Karolina Zioło-Pużuk discusses Poland's potential to align its science funding with the EU average within five years, emphasizing the connection between investments in science and national security.
Obuljen Koržinek on the media in the Parliament: Here is what she replied about Novosti and Hrvatsko slovo
The Croatian Minister of Culture and Media, Nina Obuljen Koržinek, addressed criticisms in Parliament regarding media funding, clarifying that her ministry does not financially support any media, including Novosti and Hrvatsko slovo.
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.
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.
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.
Donald Tusk talked about his "favorite animals". The short film has a deeper meaning.
In a recent video, Donald Tusk humorously referred to military equipment as his favorite 'animals', signaling to President Karol Nawrocki to support the SAFE law for EU funding.
Konrad Szymański: A Long Shadow of Zbigniew Ziobro Hangs Over SAFE
The article discusses concerns surrounding the implementation of the SAFE program in the EU, highlighting criticisms and potential implications for European security and defense funding.
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.'
What will cohesion policy be like after 2027 and what role will regions play in it?
The article discusses the proposed changes in the European Union's cohesion policy after 2027, focusing on the implications for regional governance and funding in Poland.
Latvia hopes to attract missing funds for the first phase of the 'Rail Baltica' railway project from several sources
Latvia is seeking up to 4 billion euros to complete the first phase of the 'Rail Baltica' project, amid expectations of limited funding from the European Union.
OPEKEPE: Joint report by SYRIZA and the New Left - They demand a preliminary inquiry for Voridis and Avgenakis
SYRIZA and New Left legislators have called for a preliminary investigation into two government officials due to allegations of a significant public spending scandal involving the European Union's agricultural funding.
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.
Revealed: how Orbán blocked €90bn loan for Ukraine
Hungary has obstructed a €90 billion EU loan for Ukraine by not supporting key legislation needed to approve the funding.
Czech Armories Are Growing Rapidly, but European Money Flows Elsewhere
Czech armories are experiencing significant growth while funding from European sources is being directed elsewhere.
European Union approves 14.9 billion for Italy's Defense. From new fighters, missiles to ships: here's what the arsenal could be
The European Council has approved a plan granting Italy approximately 14.9 billion euros for defense as part of a larger 150 billion euro loan program named SAFE, aimed at strengthening military capabilities across multiple EU nations.
Padel, African cinema, and irregular protection: almost 10 million euros for pro-migrant projects in the EU
The investigation continues into the European Union's funding, revealing nearly 10 million euros allocated to projects aimed at integrating migrants through sports and culture, amidst concerns over their ideological motivations and effectiveness.
Huge investments by cities in transport development
This article discusses significant transport investments planned for the Silesian region of Poland, including the establishment of a metropolitan railway and EU funding support.
In Latvia, it is currently possible to build a 52.7-kilometer long foundation for the 'Rail Baltica' main route with available funds
Latvia has secured EU funding for the construction of a 52.7-kilometer segment of the 'Rail Baltica' main route as part of the 2021-2027 planning period.
Ministry of Transport: With existing funding, 53 kilometers of the ‘Rail Baltica’ main line can be built in Latvia
Latvia's Ministry of Transport confirms that using available funding, nearly 53 kilometers of the 'Rail Baltica' main line can be constructed by 2027.
Inga Ruginienė discussed defense initiatives and military mobility funding with Andrius Kubilius
Inga Ruginienė and Andrius Kubilius discussed the importance of strengthening Lithuania's national defense and enhancing European defense capabilities.
Ministry: European Union funding should not be pursued as an end in itself
The Latvian Ministry of Finance emphasizes that European Union funding ought to be utilized responsibly rather than merely pursued for the sake of utilization, in light of recent findings from an audit on electric bus procurement.
The Sejm has decided. Billions of euros will go to Poland
The Polish Sejm has approved a law to implement the SAFE program, enabling the country to access European Union funding for defense investments.
Passengers are tired of cardboard tickets. Cities respond to their expectations
More cities are transitioning from traditional cardboard tickets for public transport to modern mobile payment systems, reflecting passenger demand for convenience.
More than one billion euros will be directed to road maintenance over the next four years
The Estonian government has approved a road maintenance plan that allocates over one billion euros for road maintenance in the next four years, despite this still being below the necessary funding levels for maintaining road conditions.
Donald Tusk on the National Security Council Meeting: I Hope This Was Not Preparation for a Veto
Donald Tusk discussed the importance of the SAFE program during a National Security Council meeting, emphasizing its significance for Poland's defense and military industry funding.
Low Rent Housing Construction Redirects 18.4 Million Euros
Latvia's government has redirected 18.4 million euros towards its low rent housing program, boosting the total funding to over 101 million euros to support the construction of 1,128 apartments in various regions.
Ursula von der Leyen: 'Invitation' for 'European Preference' in Strategic Sectors
Ursula von der Leyen emphasizes the need for a 'European preference' in strategic sectors to ensure independence and resilience in critical technologies for the EU.
The European Investment Bank doubles funding to Spain for housing construction
The European Investment Bank has doubled its funding in Spain to 2 billion euros for housing projects for the years 2024-2025, aimed at constructing affordable homes.
Andalusia requests extra funds from the Government and the European Union and conditions its budget on the damage from the storm: "It is the priority. Fixing the roads alone will cost more than 500 million," says Juanma Moreno
Andalusia is seeking additional funding from the Spanish government and the European Union due to severe storm damage, with an emphasis on the critical need for infrastructural repairs.
JUHANI JAEGER ⟩ Projects are burning the money of the state and the European Union
Juhani Jaeger critiques public sector institutions in Estonia for focusing on fulfilling funding orders rather than creating real societal value.
The Painful Shift of the Union to a 'European Preference'
European business leaders are backing a proposal by Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné to direct public funds exclusively towards European production.
EU Gives Final Approval to Russian Gas Ban
The European Union has approved a plan to phase out imports of Russian gas and liquefied natural gas by 2027 to cut off funding for Russia's war in Ukraine.
Czech Republic Already Secures Three Quarters of Grants for the Period 2021 to 2027
The European Union has allocated 75% of the grants designated for the Czech Republic for the period from 2021 to 2027, with 172 billion crowns reimbursed so far out of a total of 512.4 billion crowns allocated for specific projects.
EU Wastes on Pro-Islam Projects: 1.6 Million to Study the Hair of Muslim Women
The article discusses an EU-funded research project costing 1.6 million euros aimed at studying various aspects of Muslim women's hair, which has drawn criticism from Italian politician Silvia Sardone.
Sewage treatment plants for growing cities. Investments increasing resilience
Significant investments are underway to modernize sewage treatment facilities in Rzeszów and Wrocław, driven by European Union funding to increase their efficiency by 25 percent.
Another billions for Polish nuclear power go to the company. What will PEJ allocate them for?
The article discusses the funding sources for Polish Nuclear Power Plants in 2025 and details the financial allocation from the State Treasury to PEJ, including the impact of European Commission decisions and the projected value of the investment for Poland's first nuclear power project.