Evaluated the 'Made in Europe' rules: autonomy is needed
The European Commission proposes that companies seeking public funding must meet minimum requirements for goods or components to be produced within EU member states, impacting strategic sectors like automotive and green technology.
KD Leader: “Europe has made itself completely irrelevant”
Alice Teodorescu Måwe, a leader of the Christian Democrats, criticizes European politicians for their reluctance to engage in military action as global tensions rise.
Denmark silently prepared to blow up Greenland's airport runways
Denmark has quietly made preparations to destroy its own airport runways in Greenland in case the United States attempts to seize its autonomous territory in the Arctic.
Members of the European Parliament took the first step towards the implementation of the US and EU trade agreement
The European Parliament has made progress in the US-EU trade agreement by voting to lower tariffs on certain American goods as part of a prior agreement.
Working Conditions for Seamstresses in Bulgaria Are Worse Than in Bangladesh, Says Award-Winning Director
Bulgarian director Stefan Komandarev highlights the harsh realities of seamstresses in Bulgaria in his film 'Made in EU', revealing that some women endure 36-hour shifts without proper medical care.
Machine tools for war: how equipment from a Polish factory ended up in Russia
Investigative journalists have uncovered a supply chain enabling EU-made machine tools from Poland to be used in Russia's military efforts.
The phone conversation between Costa and Orban to unblock the 90 billion credit to Ukraine: "Respect the commitment made in the European Council"
Antonio Costa urged Viktor Orban to lift Hungary's block on a 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine during a recent phone conversation.
World Market Prices at Record Highs, True Fans of Laufey, and Tension in EU Discussions
The article discusses the rising global aluminum prices, the implications of statements made by the U.S. President regarding NATO, increasing unemployment in construction, a cultural event featuring artist Laufey, and discussions in Iceland's parliament.
The conditions in Bulgarian textile factories are shocking, says the director of the film Made in EU
Bulgarian director Stefan Komandarev discusses his film 'Made in EU', which reveals the harsh realities faced by textile workers in Bulgaria.
Horrific Working Conditions in a Bulgarian Textile Factory Revealed by the Film Made in EU. The Reality is Worse, Says the Director
A new film exposes the distressing working conditions in a Bulgarian textile factory, prompting harsh criticism from its director about the labor situation.
Weapons used by Russia still contain European parts
Investigations reveal that many of the cruise missiles and drones used by Russia in its war against Ukraine contain European-made semiconductor parts, despite ongoing EU sanctions.
"Made-in-EU" Guidelines: Europe is Stronger Than We Think
The EU proposes 'Made in Europe' guidelines to strengthen its industrial base while facing global economic challenges.
Everyone Attacked Zelensky: Orban Also Received Support from Radicals
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban receives solidarity from far-right leaders in response to remarks made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Commission defends Zelensky in the dispute with Orban, amid the backdrop of 90 billion
The European Commission condemned the "unacceptable" threats made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky against Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who is blocking a 90-billion-euro EU loan to Ukraine.
Nissan ‘says Sunderland plant could close’ if UK excluded from Made in Europe rules
Nissan has warned that its Sunderland plant might close if the UK does not comply with new EU manufacturing rules for electric vehicles.
Farandouris blocks Turkey’s participation in 'Made in Europe'
Greek MEP Nikolaos Farandouris seeks clarifications from the European Commission regarding Turkey's claim of participation in the 'Made in Europe' initiative.
Lithuania's Gender Equality Index is Rising, but There is Room for Improvement: Scandinavia has Long Freed Itself from Stereotypes
Lithuania has made significant progress in its Gender Equality Index, climbing to 14th place among EU countries, but still faces challenges in women's representation in business and politics.
Crisis of the Car Industry, now Brussels Relaunches Made in Europe
The European Commission has outlined a strategy aimed at revitalizing the EU's manufacturing sector, targeting a 20% contribution to the EU's GDP by 2035, with regulations for carbon emissions and foreign investments in key industries.
"Made in EU" Regulations: Brussels' New Industrial Brake
Brussels' new "Made in EU" regulations aim to protect local industries but may ultimately hinder economic growth through increased bureaucracy and protectionism.
The EU presents its big plan to reactivate industry: imposing 'made in Europe' and conditions on foreign investment
The European Commission has unveiled a significant initiative aimed at revitalizing European industry, focusing on promoting 'made in Europe' products and establishing conditions for foreign investments.
Industry: Brussels unveils proposals in favor of 'Made in Europe'
Brussels has introduced proposals aimed at boosting the 'Made in Europe' initiative to reindustrialize the continent and bolster its competitiveness against global challenges, particularly from China.
Brussels presented new EU industrial policy rules
The EU has introduced new 'Made in Europe' rules aimed at supporting local manufacturers in competition with Chinese products.
Prime Minister: Decisions on the nuclear umbrella must be made only in consultation with the EU and NATO
Lithuania's Prime Minister emphasizes that any decisions regarding the nuclear umbrella must align with both the EU and NATO frameworks.
EU orders to buy European - public procurements must favor European green products
The European Commission mandates that public procurements prioritize EU-made products and environmentally friendly solutions across various sectors, particularly in the automotive and clean energy industries.
EU Rallies after Cyprus Drone Strike, Considers Mutual Defense Clause Activation
Following a drone strike in Cyprus by an Iranian-made drone, the EU is contemplating activating collective defense measures.
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.
Historical driving ban comes into effect in an EU country – No more driving Chinese cars here
Poland has banned the use of Chinese-made cars on military zones due to concerns over potential data collection by these vehicles.
EU: New car sales down by 3.9% in January - Electric vehicle market share at 19.3%
New car sales in the EU fell by 3.9% in January year-over-year, while electric vehicles made up 19.3% of the market share.
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.
On car bonuses the EU is wrong to include gasoline engines
Marco Stella, CEO of DTS Spa, argues that the EU's proposal to include gasoline engines in car subsidies undermines European manufacturing, stressing the need for components to be made in Europe amid global competition.
Brussels demands that the United States comply with the trade agreement signed by Trump with the EU
The European Commission has insisted that the United States adhere to a trade agreement made in 2025, amidst rising tensions over tariffs.
European Commission responds to Hungary's blocking of €90bn for Ukraine
The European Commission has called on Hungary to approve a €90 billion loan for Ukraine, affirming that all EU member states should honor the agreements made in December 2025.
‘Made in Europe’ EU industrial strategy could hit supply chains, UK minister warns
UK Minister Nick Thomas-Symonds warns that the EU’s ‘Made in Europe’ strategy could disrupt supply chains and raise costs for businesses dealing with the EU.
Europe is not facing a civilization erasure, EU responds to US criticism
A high-ranking EU official dismissed the idea that Europe is facing 'civilization erasure' in response to comments made by the Trump administration.
Finland investigates possibilities to intervene retrospectively in property purchases by Russians
Finland's ministries are exploring whether they can retroactively address property purchases made by citizens from outside the EU and EEA, particularly those from Russia, in response to national security concerns.
Lithuania will accept some migrants, neighbors will not: why exceptions were made for these countries in the EU mechanism?
Lithuania has decided to accept half of the migrants allocated to it under a new EU mechanism, while neighboring countries like Poland, Latvia, and Estonia have opted out.
Commission Relents: Movement in the Dispute Over 'Made in EU'
The EU Commission is seeking a middle ground in the ongoing debate over 'Made in EU' regulations amid tensions between German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron.
This car manufactured in China will now be duty-free
A Chinese-made car has become the first model to gain duty-free status under a new EU policy aimed at easing trade tensions.
Europe is not as inept as it is made out to be, but China poses a growing threat
Emmanuel Macron warns that Europe must invest in its economy and remove growth barriers to avoid being sidelined by US technology and Chinese imports.
Czech Republic Improves its Corruption Perception Index Ranking, Still Below EU Average
The Czech Republic has made progress in its corruption perception ranking but remains below the EU average.
European Commission head supports 'Made in Europe' initiative in strategic sectors
The head of the European Commission supports an initiative to prioritize European companies in strategic sectors ahead of an EU leaders' meeting on enhancing the bloc's competitiveness.
Made in Europe. The EU's way to counter US and Chinese protectionism
The article discusses Germany's proposal for a 'Made in Europe' approach to enhance competitiveness against US and Chinese protectionism, although it lacks substantiated public opinion support.
The EU is unclear on 'Buy European' to respond to Trump and China
The EU struggles to define its 'Buy European' initiative as a response to Trump's policies and China's trade practices, emphasizing the need for European competitiveness.
The European Commission's 'Made in Europe' Plan Causes a Split in the Automotive Industry
The European Commission's 'Made in Europe' policy proposal aims to boost local production and reduce EU dependence on Chinese suppliers, but faces significant resistance from parts of the automotive industry, despite support from over a thousand directors and industry associations.
TikTok Violates European Law According to EU - Brussels Threatens with Penalties
The EU Commission has found TikTok's app design potentially hazardous and in violation of European law, warning the company of significant penalties if changes are not made.
The Involvement of the European Union in the Talks between Ukraine, the USA, and Russia Would Mean Harder Progress, Expert Says
An expert from the Geopolitical Studies Center believes that the EU's involvement in talks between Ukraine, the USA, and Russia would complicate progress, regardless of positive claims made by Ukrainian representatives about recent discussions.
The EU Finally Discovers 'Made in EU'
The President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, will convene the 27 heads of state and government of the European Union on February 12 with the aim of boosting the EU's competitiveness and strengthening the single market amidst increasing global competition.
A 'Made in EU' Mantra?: 'This is Digging Our Own Grave'
The European Union is pushing for a preference for domestic products, but the government is skeptical and economists warn of potential backlash.
EU Initiative: Made in Europe as a New Quality Seal
The European Commission is advocating for a 'Made in Europe' label to promote local investments over imports, particularly emphasizing public procurement within Europe rather than relying on the US for high-tech goods, liquefied gas, and weapons.