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Migrants who come to the UK via irregular means will not be able to stay, said Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who is expected to unveil a new bill Tuesday, which, if adopted, would prevent anyone arriving on a small boat…
It is high time Finland diversifies its production and supply chains to come away from its trade dependence with China, even though finding alternatives is difficult, a new study states. Finland relies heavily on China for machinery, textiles, furniture and…
Bulgarian arms worth billions of dollars entered Ukraine through other countries in the past two years without Ukraine and Bulgaria even having to agree to a single direct deal, even before the war, an investigation carried out by EURACTIV Bulgaria…
The government will approve a new law on equal representation of women and men in decision-making bodies, including the Council of Ministers and the boards of directors of large companies, at its regular meeting on Tuesday, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez…
Tirana’s Court of Appeals overturned an earlier court decision that recognised former prime minister and co-founder of the Democratic Party Sali Berisha as its legal leader, sending the case for reconsideration at a later date and causing uncertainty just two…
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Italy did not assess as an “emergency” Frontex’s communication about a boat which later sank, killing more than 60 people, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni told the press on Saturday (4 March). The EU border and coast guard agency communicated…
Dear readers, Welcome to EU Politics Decoded where Benjamin Fox and Eleonora Vasques bring you a round-up of the latest political news in Europe and beyond every Thursday. In this edition, we look at Boris Johnson’s reaction to the agreement to replace the controversial Northern…
Shortages of fruit and vegetables — from broccoli, cucumbers and lettuce, to tomatoes, peppers and raspberries — have served up a blame game in Britain. Are sparse shop shelves due to Brexit, bad weather in Spain, supermarket price wars, soaring…
One of Europe’s most staunchly pro-Ukrainian governments faces a challenge in a national election in Estonia on Sunday (5 February) from a far-right party that is seeking to capitalise on dissatisfaction with the rising cost of living. If, as opinion…
Ninety-two per cent of Ukrainians favour EU membership by 2030, the latest poll by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology for the National Democratic Institute (NDI) finds. Before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in December 2021, only 67% said they would…
The unexpected announcement by the Spanish construction giant Ferrovial to move its headquarters from Madrid to The Netherlands over better tax policies prompted a storm of reactions in Spain on Thursday, with left-wing junior coalition member Unidas Podemos accusing the…