by Editorial Staff
Green light for the “von der Leyen II” Commission
The European Parliament has narrowly approved Ursula von der Leyen’s new College of Commissioners with 370 votes in favor, 282 against, and 36 abstentions, just…
by Editorial Staff
Fostering protection for EU industries: Séjourné’s stance against China’s industrial capacities
This week, the vice presidency hearings took place in the European Parliament. Amid the six meetings remaining for the new composition of the European Commission,…
by Editorial Staff
At the European Parliament the first meeting between Metsola, von der Leyen and Costa
The first official meeting between the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Parliament President Roberta Metsola, and the newly elected President of the European…
by Editorial Staff
No EU-wide political understanding reached on the Hungarian plea for competitiveness
During a debate on the text of the conclusions, the German State Secretary for Economics and Climate Action, Bernhard Kluttig, spoke out against the wording of the text, contesting the inclusion of nuclear fission power among the technologies that can be financed with European resources
by Editorial Staff
Current Mercosur agreement is a lose-lose situation, according to François Kalfon
During an interview, the French socialist MEP François Kalfon, expresses his concerns about the interrelation between EU and countries which take part of the Mercosur…
by Marco Gombacci
Mumbai Attacks: A Turning Point for India and Its Global Role
On November 26, 2008, the city of Mumbai, often described as India’s “Gateway to the World,” was brutally attacked by ten heavily armed terrorists. For three days, the city that connects India to the global stage was held hostage as iconic landmarks like the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel and Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus turned into battlegrounds. Over 170 lives were lost, and countless others were scarred, yet Mumbai endured, its resilience mirroring India’s capacity to rise above adversity.
