The European Union and Western Balkan leaders have reaffirmed their commitment to fostering closer integration and cooperation amidst global challenges such as Russia’s war in…
In a significant move to address pressing European challenges, the European Parliament has approved changes establishing two new standing committees and two special committees. The…
On Monday 4th November, the European Parliament initiated the selection process of the candidates for the new composition of the European executive. Will the candidates…
The President of the European Parliament, Roberta Metsola, has announced that the hearings of the Commissioners-designate will be held from 4 to 12 November. What…
On Monday, 9th of September, Italian former prime minister and ex-president of the European Central Bank (ECB), Mario Draghi formally presented his long-awaited report on…
Since the last plenary session (22-25 April) of 2019-2024 mandate, legislative work inside the European Parliament (EP) has been …
The three-day summit – from today 9th July to Thursday 11th – that will celebrate the 75th anniversary of the creation of NATO opens in Washington and will also see the final stage of the process of appointing former Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte as head of the Alliance in place of Jens Stoltenberg.
Ursula von der Leyen tonight received the European Council’s support for a new mandate at the head of the European Commission. Italy, represented by Prime…
Almost 90 leaders from all over the world gathered in Switzerland for a two-day summit on Ukraine’s peace. The conference, organized by Ukraine but held…
After the elections to the European Parliament, held between 6 and 9 May, and before the new legislature gets underway, it is …
Big shocks in Germany and France, with the advances of extreme right-wing parties and the defeats of the ruling parties, especially the Social Democrats and President Emmanuel Macron’s Renaissance, who dissolved the Assemblée nationale and called immediate general elections. In the major EU countries, only in Italy and Poland do the ruling forces win.
In 2024, GDP in the Euro area will head to 0.8% and by 1% on average in the European Union. Growth rates for 2025 are now slightly revised