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In a lasting dispute over asylum policy between the German federal states and the government, the states have now made demands to proceed with outsourcing asylum applications to third countries,…
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Radical-left La France Insoumise (LFI, GUE/NGL) unveiled its EU election list on Wednesday, and although it remains incomplete and has yet to be voted on by party members, it includes…
The Italian Chamber of Deputies will launch a major inquiry into how nuclear energy could help Italy reach its energy transition goals, a significant step as the country remains the…
Delegates at the European People’s Party’s (EPP) congress in Bucharest officially elected EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday (7 March) to become the party’s lead candidate for…
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez accepted changes to the text of the controversial amnesty bill on Wednesday – the latest version of which is almost certain to be approved on Thursday…
Ukraine is ready to accept temporary trade restrictions with the EU provided the bloc imposes a ban on Russian grain imports, Ukrainian Trade Minister Taras Kachka told the Financial Times.…
In the race to secure a nuclear unit tender for the Dukovany power plant, Czechia express concerns over cost overruns and delays, casting a shadow on French company EDF’s bid.…
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson and Foreign Minister Tobias Billström left for Washington on Wednesday, where the country is expected to formally join NATO in the coming days. Prime Minister…
The European Commission has called on Albania to ensure due process is upheld following the sentencing of Fredi Beleri, an opposition candidate from the Greek minority who won the elections…