Austria Mulls Extension of Border Controls Amid Migrant Influx
Austria is considering prolonging border controls with its Schengen neighbors due to the surge in migrant arrivals
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EU Urges Halt to Arms Supply to Israel Amid Gaza Crisis
European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has called upon Israel's allies, particularly the United States, to cease arms supplies amidst escalating violence in Gaza
Europe Needs 10 Years to Fortify Defense Readiness
Armin Papperger, CEO of the renowned German arms company "Rheinmetall," issued a stark warning, asserting that Europe requires a decade to achieve full readiness to defend itself.
Borrell: NATO Cannot Be Subject to Trump's Political Whims
Josep Borrell, the High Representative for Foreign Policy and Security, has criticized former US President Donald Trump's recent remarks regarding NATO, asserting that the alliance cannot be subject to the whims of individual leaders
Hungary's President Resigns Amidst Sex Abuse Pardon Backlash
Hungary's political landscape is rocked as President Katalin Novak steps down amidst mounting criticism for her decision to pardon a man convicted in a child sexual abuse case
Dutch PM: Full Schengen Membership for Bulgaria!
During a meeting in The Hague, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte expressed his strong support for Bulgaria's immediate acceptance as a full member of the Schengen area, including for land borders
For Full Acceptance In Schengen The Netherlands Must Again Say 'Yes' To Bulgaria
As Bulgaria awaits full acceptance into the Schengen zone, Momchil Indjov, a Club Z correspondent in Brussels, emphasizes the crucial role of the Netherlands in determining the country's fate
EU Adopts Instant Euro Transfers: Funds Arrive in Seconds
The European Parliament has given the green light to new regulations that promise to revolutionize money transfers across the EU
EU Launches Legal Action Against Bulgaria Over Three Infringement Cases!
The European Commission has initiated legal proceedings against Bulgaria, unveiling three infringement procedures aimed at addressing key issues within the country's governance
EU Launches Legal Action Against Hungary Over Sovereignty Law
The European Commission has initiated legal proceedings against Hungary over its controversial "sovereignty law," marking another chapter in the ongoing clash between Brussels and Budapest
Orban's Party Blocks Sweden's NATO Ratification
Hungary's ruling Fidesz party, led by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, has indefinitely postponed the ratification of Sweden's NATO membership
Bulgaria's Schengen Entry Faces Potential Delay Post-2025
As Bulgaria anticipates the full integration into the Schengen Agreement, a potential hurdle looms on the horizon, suggesting delays that could extend beyond the initially projected 2025 timeline
EU Advances Right to Repair: New Directive to Mandate Repairable Appliances
In a landmark move toward sustainable consumption, the European Parliament and member states have paved the way for the adoption of a groundbreaking directive, ensuring consumers have the option to purchase appliances designed for repair
Farmers' Blockades Paralyze Traffic on Belgium-Netherlands Border
A standoff between Belgian farmers and authorities continues to wreak havoc on the border between Belgium and the Netherlands, with blockades hindering the passage of vehicles, including those destined for the vital port city of Antwerp
Meloni's Charm Made Orbán Concede On Ukraine
The monumental decision unfolded during a special European Council in Brussels, where leaders convened to address the pressing issue
Orban Folds: EU Approved €50 Billion Deal For Ukraine
Today, EU leaders reached a rapid consensus on a €50 billion support package for Ukraine, breaking a deadlock that threatened crucial financial assistance for Kyiv
Bulgaria Secures Support for Eurozone Entry by 2025
Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov's strategic diplomacy at the European Council has yielded promising results as Bulgaria gears up for full acceptance into the Eurozone and Schengen by January 1, 2025
Farmers' Fury: Eggs, Stones, and Chaos Unleashed at European Parliament
In a substantial protest on Thursday, farmers unleashed chaos near the European Parliament, pelting eggs and stones at the iconic building
MEP Urges Independent Regional Schengen Move for Bulgaria, Romania, and Greece
Romanian MEP Eugen Tomac asserts that Bulgaria, Romania, and Greece can form a regional Schengen agreement without requiring the consent of the European Commission
Strikes Threaten Chaos at German Airports
A nationwide warning strike by security personnel on February 1 is poised to cause significant disruptions at major airports across Germany
EU Economy Defies Recession: Steady Growth in Q4 2023
Preliminary data from the European statistical office Eurostat reveals that the Eurozone and the European Union managed to maintain economic stability in the fourth quarter of 2023, bouncing back from a 0.1% contraction in GDP during the previous quarter
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