Albania to renew cooperation with Frontex
Albania will renew its cooperation with EU border agency Frontex, including the organisation of joint operations and the deployment of guards in the country, following a decision by the European…
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Serbia cannot join EU until it protects LGBTQ community, says Belgrade pride director
Serbia cannot be an EU member if it persistently refuses to enact laws that protect the human rights of the LGBTQ+ community, Belgrade Pride Director told EURACTIV. On Saturday, Belgrade…
Upcoming Slovakian elections: everything you need to know
Slovakia is gearing up for a pivotal national parliament election on 30 September after enduring five years of political turbulence and upheaval marked, in particular, by the death of a…
France to launch rail pass similar to Germany
France will introduce a rail pass similar to the one recently introduced in neighbouring Germany, French Transport Minister Clément Beaune announced on Thursday, in a bid to encourage the French…
UK sets out nuclear research plans after rejecting Euratom membership
The UK has set out plans to invest up to £650 million to support domestic nuclear fusion research programmes running until 20
Associations appeal Belgium’s decision denying aid to single male asylum seekers
Eight associations have lodged an urgent appeal with the Council of State against the decision to temporarily stop offering accommodation to single male asylum seekers, taken by State Secretary for…
Dutch MP says von der Leyen abused her power in wolf debate
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has been accused by Dutch MP Leonie Vestering (PvdD/EU Left) of carrying out a personal vendetta after the EU executive questioned the high…
Dutch parliament urges cabinet to vote against glyphosate re-approval
A motion opposing the European Commission from potentially re-authorising glyphosate has received majority support in the Dutch parliament, with MPs urging Agriculture Minister Piet Adema (CU/EPP) to vote against the…
UK’s delayed re-entry into Horizon Europe created a lot of damage
While rejoining the UK to Horizon Europe was met with overwhelming support from the academic community, some say the years it took – and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s hesitance –…
Salvini wants cabinet with pro-Italian commissioner
Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini has bluntly criticised EU Commissioner Paolo Gentiloni and former climate commissioner Frans Timmermans, whom he believes do not serve Italy’s interests, and is hoping to…