France’s interior minister Wednesday (13 December) vowed to do “everything” to prevent an Uzbek citizen returning to France despite top French and European courts ruling against his expulsion. The man,…
The German government has been heavily criticised for announcing a mix of spending cuts and tax rises to fill the €60 billion hole in the country’s “climate and transformation fund”…
Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolay Denkov acknowledged on Thursday (14 December) that Budapest had warned his country it would veto its Schengen accession unless Sofia lifted a tax that made it…
The Albanian Constitutional Court has announced the suspension of ratifying the approval of the migrant agreement between Italy and Albania, scheduled for Thursday, after the opposition filed a case claiming…
Newly appointed Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk arrived in Brussels on Wednesday for the EU’s Western Balkans summit, with Polish media speculating that he could become an advocate of EU…
The European Union should support Ukraine’s EU integration as Europeans should be “ready to give Ukraine full and long-lasting support”, French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated his position on the matter…
Georgia's new culture minister, Thea Tsulukiani, immediately began implementing measures to suppress free expression and curb cultural independence (Photo: Lia Ukleba/Pen America) There is widespread public support in Georgia for…
![Is treaty change necessary to enlarge the EU? [Promoted content] | INFBusiness.com](https://globalpolitics.info/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/8703398111023ae7fe5f4df1924bd6b8.jpg "EU enlargement cannot be a hostage of the false pretext of imposing qualified majority voting. The peoples of Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia as well as the six Western Balkan countries, want and deserve the EU membership. The Union should welcome them seriously in good faith, without blackmailing them and the current new member states with treaty changes.")
EU enlargement cannot be a hostage of the false pretext of imposing qualified majority voting. The peoples of Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia as well as the six Western Balkan countries, want…
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and his stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, “applauded by Hamas terrorists”, have contributed to the “division” of Europe, EPP leader Manfred Weber told a session…
The European Commission has only partially approved Portugal’s last two requests under the Recovery and Resilience Plan [PRR], Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa announced on Wednesday, because President Marcelo Rebelo…