EUROPEAN POLITICS NEWS
Bulgaria’s pro-EU parties won convincingly in the country’s local elections, and the intrigue in the second round is between the two leading parliamentary forces – the coalition between We Continue…
Brussels should tighten its belt instead of asking EU countries for additional contributions to its multi-annual budget, outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte (VVD/Renew) told the EU Council on Thursday, pointing…
No one could accuse members of the European Parliament of lacking ambition in cajoling EU leaders into reopening the EU treaties. The shopping list of proposals endorsed by the Parliament’s…
President Andrzej Duda has named two serious candidates for the position of prime minister and two political forces declaring readiness to form a new government, despite the ruling PiS party…
The rapid withdrawal of the derogation for the import of Russian crude oil for Russian company Lukoil’s Bulgarian refinery has the potential to lead to a crisis in the fuel…
Seventy-six Members of the European Parliament sent a letter to EU Commission and Council leaders on Thursday to push for an ‘immediate ceasefire’ in Gaza to allow humanitarian access, ahead…
As espionage cases pile up, members of the European Parliament have expressed anger at the lack of follow-up to their spyware recommendations, with some of them supporting a second inquiry…
Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Thursday stressed the need to “advance” humanitarian aid for people in Gaza but doubled down on Germany’s unconditional support for Israel as EU leaders were wrangling…
French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne presented the government’s anti-riot plan in Paris on Thursday to mayors whose cities have been hardest hit by rioting following the police killing that sparked…
Italian lawmakers will have another go at debating the minimum wage bill at the end of next month, it was decided on Thursday, even though the bill, tabled by the…