In his address to the 27 European leaders, president Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine’s strong position at the negotiating table with Russia in the future would depend on explicit security guarantees.
The fall of the Assad regime sparked enthusiasm among the EU governments. First, it is considered a defeat for Putin, who could not support one of his most reliable allies in the Near East
This last step was long awaited since, in December 2023, the Council only lifted checks on persons at internal air and sea borders.
The deal sets out fish catch limits, known as “total allowable catches” (TACs), and fishing effort limits for the most important commercial fish stocks.
Since the new Labour-led government of Keir Starmer took office last July, a revived dialogue with the other side of the Channel has been unfolding. Both sides are now paving the way for negotiating a new framework for commercial relationships
The EU Telecommunications Council, led by the Hungarian presidency, concluded with progress on cybersecurity, digital infrastructure, and competitiveness. The day-long discussions resulted in key decisions…
Military Support Takes Priority At a recent NATO meeting in Brussels, the organization’s new Secretary General, Mark Rutte, emphasized the need for increased military aid…
On Wednesday December 4, 331 NFP and RN MPs voted in favor of the NFP’s motion of no confidence in Michel Barnier‘s government. France is…
The first official meeting between the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Parliament President Roberta Metsola, and the newly elected President of the European…
During a debate on the text of the conclusions, the German State Secretary for Economics and Climate Action, Bernhard Kluttig, spoke out against the wording of the text, contesting the inclusion of nuclear fission power among the technologies that can be financed with European resources
Roberta Metsola, re-elected last July for a second term at the head of the European Parliament, made an official visit to France on Thursday 21st…
The text “shall not have the intention to make our universities lose their promising teacher’s colleagues professors,” Hungarian Minister for Culture and Innovation Balazs Hanko stated during a press conference.