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.
Center Party, Isamaa, and independent deputies seek the repeal of ETS2
The Center Party and Isamaa, along with independent deputies, have proposed a parliamentary motion to the European Commission and member states to initiate a comprehensive reform of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) and repeal ETS2.
Annika Strรถm Melin: The Betrayal Against Ukraine Represents an Existential Crisis for the EU
Annika Strรถm Melin argues that the EU is facing a critical challenge due to member states that undermine collective cooperation, specifically highlighting Hungary's role in this context.
According to Umerov, the list of unresolved issues has shortened after talks in the United States
Negotiations in Florida between Ukrainian officials and U.S. representatives have led to progress in aligning positions and narrowing down unresolved issues, according to Rustem Umerov, a member of the Ukrainian delegation.
Rutte supports Trump on Iran and calls for NATO countries to do the same - 'paper tiger' alliance without the US
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte expressed full support for Donald Trump's military actions against Iran, urging NATO member states to coordinate in supporting American strategy.
European Commission: Fill Your Gas Storage
The European Commission urges member states to fill their gas storage early to prevent competition for supplies and rising prices amid geopolitical tensions.
The EU invites the 27 to reduce gas storage targets
The European Union has urged its member states to lower gas storage targets due to an emerging energy crisis linked to the Middle Eastern conflict.
CNE report on the Construye movement states it has not a single member and proposes its cancellation
The Ecuadorian National Electoral Council found that the political movement Construye has no permanent members and has initiated proceedings for its legal cancellation.
The European Union condemns the violence of Israeli settlers in the West Bank
The European Union and several member states have condemned the resurgence of violence by Israeli settlers against Palestinians in the West Bank, urging Israel to act against the perpetrators.
Brussels asks states to reduce their gas storage filling targets
The European Commission is urging member states to lower their gas storage targets and adopt a more gradual approach to refilling in response to rising energy prices following the conflict in Iran.
The European Commission urges EU countries to reduce gas stocks by 10%
The European Commission has called on EU member states to reduce their gas storage levels as inflation and energy prices rise due to geopolitical tensions in the region.
EU calls for a reduction of natural gas storage filling targets due to the war in the Middle East
The European Commission is urging EU member states to lower natural gas storage filling targets from 90% to 80% in response to price pressures caused by the Middle East conflict.
The EU calls for a reduction in natural gas storage targets
The European Commission has urged EU member states to lower their natural gas storage targets to alleviate price pressures exacerbated by the Middle East conflict.
EU: 'Fill the natural gas storage now' - Commission's warning to the 27
The European Union urges member states to quickly fill their natural gas storage facilities due to concerns about rising competition and prices resulting from the crisis fueled by the conflict in Iran.
Bill Decree, Brussels approves
The European Union has reached a compromise allowing member states to negotiate with the Commission regarding energy regulation distortions, particularly concerning the Emission Trading System (ETS).
Gas, the EU's countermeasure. 'Reduce storage'. Recommendation to 80 percent, 10 points lower
The European Union has recommended that member states reduce their natural gas storage targets to 80% due to rising energy prices stemming from the US-Iran conflict.
European Commission calls on countries to slow down the filling of gas storage
The European Commission urges member states to reduce their gas storage filling targets amid rising energy prices due to geopolitical tensions.
Financial Times: The EU Commission asks member states to lower gas storage targets
Due to the Iranian war, the EU Commission suggests member states aim for a lower gas storage target of 80% capacity.
FT: EU Commission urges member states to lower gas storage targets
The EU Commission is asking member states to reduce their gas storage filling targets in response to rising prices and supply issues exacerbated by the Iran crisis.
The EU Attorney General endorses countries' veto against Huawei over national security
The EU Attorney General supports member states' ability to exclude Huawei from telecommunications infrastructure due to national security concerns.
โCowards, and we will remember it!โ: Donald Trump to NATO countries
Donald Trump has labeled NATO member states as 'cowards' for not cooperating to open the Strait of Hormuz amid the U.S. conflict with Iran.
The European Commission proposes changes to the ETS
The European Commission is planning several changes to the emissions trading system (ETS), though most member states did not support the most aggressive measures during a recent summit in Brussels.
Will the government release oil reserves? Numbers have been provided
The IEA reports that member states are beginning to release approximately 400 million barrels of oil from strategic reserves in response to recent agreements by the IEA.
Zelensky issues new deadline demand to EU
Ukrainian President Zelensky demands a clear membership date for Ukraine's EU accession, emphasizing that it is crucial for national security and trust, despite divisions among EU member states regarding the timeline.
Hungary and Slovakia: First oil, then money. No breakthrough regarding the loan for Ukraine
This article discusses the challenges faced by EU member states in delivering financial support to Ukraine amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.
An Europe Unfit to Manage Crises
The article discusses Europe's struggle with crises, highlighting the divide among member states regarding energy management and the implications for solidarity within the Union.
The European Court of Auditors warns against the planned agricultural reform
The European Court of Auditors has cautioned that the European Commission's planned agricultural policy reform for 2028-2034 may significantly distort the market and put farmers in member states at a disadvantage.
Europe has common norms, not common values
The article discusses the challenges the European Union faces in unifying its foreign policy amid international crises, highlighting the varying political and cultural perspectives across member states.
A slam door is not enough: the strong definition of the WHO on Argentina's exit from the organization
The WHO stated that Argentina's exit is still considered 'potential' and must be addressed by member states at the upcoming World Health Assembly in May.
Paraguay gives green light and agreement with EU is ratified by Mercosur founders
Paraguay has ratified the free trade agreement with the European Union, completing the legislative process for Mercosur member states.
The EU wants to facilitate the establishment of companies operating throughout the union
The EU Commission has announced an initiative aimed at simplifying the process of establishing businesses that can operate across all member states.
Katarzyna Peลczyลska-Naลฤcz: Investments should drive development, not just patch needs
The European Commission proposes a centralized one-plan implementation of cohesion policy for EU member states, impacting Poland's approach to regional investments.
ERKKI KOORT: NATO exercises and the war with Iran confirm: we underestimate the enemy, who is already operating among us
Expert Erkki Koort argues that NATO member states have not learned from the ongoing war with Ukraine, particularly in terms of military strategy and comprehensive national defense, as evidenced by the conflict with Iran and recent military drills.
Trump Accuses NATO of Making 'Foolish Mistake' and Considers Reevaluating the US Membership
Donald Trump is considering reevaluating the United States' membership in NATO after most member countries declined to assist in military operations against Iran and reopening the strategically important Strait of Hormuz.
EU not interested in energy deals with Russia even "behind closed doors", says chief diplomat
Kaja Kallas, the EU's chief diplomat, stated that there is no interest among EU member states for energy agreements with Russia, even privately.
The new energy crisis threatens the cohesion of Europe โ The hidden allure of Russian gas
The article discusses the emerging energy crisis in the EU, exacerbated by geopolitical tensions, highlighting the division between Northern and Southern member states.
How Europe Seeks Loans from SAFE
The European Commission has allocated 150 billion euros for the SAFE loan instrument, allowing member states to borrow funds for up to 45 years at an interest rate of 3-3.5% per year.
ERR Brussels: There is no consensus in the EU on protecting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz
The European Union is currently discussing the protection of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, but there is a lack of consensus among member states.
"Savings and Investment Union": The six largest EU countries demand more capital market union
The six largest EU member states are calling for progress in establishing a capital market union to enhance investment opportunities and facilitate capital flow within Europe.
A Crucial Week for the Future of the EU Has Begun. Babiลก Has Other Priorities Than the Big Countries
The article discusses the significance of the upcoming week for the future of the European Union, emphasizing that Czech Prime Minister Babiลก has different priorities compared to larger EU member states.
Discomfort in the Casa Rosada: Venezuela wants to return to Mercosur and divides waters in the regional bloc
Venezuela's request to rejoin Mercosur is causing division among member states, reflecting the complex political dynamics in the region.
Energy Agency: Oil from Strategic Reserves in Europe Will Be Released to the Market by the End of March
The IEA has announced that member states, including Latvia, will release 400 million barrels of oil from strategic reserves to combat rising prices due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
EU member states agree to extend sanctions against Russia
The European Union has unanimously decided to extend sanctions against Russia for an additional six months, maintaining restrictions on over 2700 entities responsible for undermining Ukraine's integrity.
Belgian Prime Minister Urges European Union to Negotiate with Russia
The Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever has called on EU member states to mandate the European Union to negotiate with Russia due to the lack of success in compelling Moscow to withdraw from the Ukraine war.
GERRY KONNOV: It's time for the European Union to look in the mirror
Gerry Konnov argues that the European Union must reflect on its original purpose, which was to promote economic growth and cooperation among its member states.
EU Court Imposes Recognition of 'Gender Identity'; ADF: Attack on State Sovereignty
ADF International strongly opposes a recent European Court ruling that mandates Member States to recognize gender identity, claiming it undermines national sovereignty.
Some EU countries want to tighten visa issuance for Russian soldiers due to security concerns
Certain EU member states are advocating for more stringent visa regulations for Russian military personnel in response to security issues.
Brussels prepares to ban the 'undressing' of real people's images using AI
EU member states are working to ban the use of artificial intelligence to generate fake naked or pornographic images of real people, as agreed upon in Brussels.
NATO intercepts third Iranian missile over Turkey
NATO has intercepted a third Iranian ballistic missile heading towards Turkey, reinforcing its defense commitments to member states amid escalating tensions in the region.
EU Court: Trans persons must receive identity documents reflecting their chosen gender
The EU Court has ruled that trans individuals in EU member states must be issued identity documents that reflect their chosen gender to prevent discrimination.