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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen introduced the new “Clean Industrial Deal”. Early in her second mandate, the deal aims at directing investment towards…
With the 20 September deadline fast approaching, it is crucial for EU Member States to submit the medium-term fiscal structural plans required under the reviewed economic governance framework
As she repeatedly said, von der Leyen wants to limit social media’s power. She feels “very strongly” about that. As she condemns the impact that social medias have on society, especially on young people, she is simultaneously acting to force online platforms to better moderate their content.
The decision of the new Mediterranean Commissioner, a new role in the European executive, is up to von der Leyen. Italy and Cyprus are competing for the nomination.
After being greenlighted for a second mandate at the helm of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen will spend the second half of August interviewing the candidates the Member States are proposing for commissioner posts
President of Brazil Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva imposed the entrance of a Task Force for a Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty in the…
US President Joe Biden’s step back found a lukewarm response among EU leaders as most of them have tended not to follow up on Biden’s announcement.
Of the 24 committees and subcommittees in the European Parliament, 8 are allocated to the EPP, 5 to S&D, 4 to Renew Europe, 3 to ECR and the Greens, and 2 to The Left. No committees were assigned to the Patriots for Europe and Europe of Sovereign Nations.
During the informal Energy Council of 16th and 17th July, EU ministers discussed about the decarbonisation process with a particular stress for the geothermical subject….
The decision to hold in Brussels the informal Foreign Affairs meeting initially planned to take place in Budapest and scheduled at the end of August will shut down the saga that sparked with the visit of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to Russia in early July.
The 27 Social Affairs EU ministers are dealing with new measures to design against labour and skills shortages at European level. The action plan released by the European Commission last March is the beacon for such policies
The first Agriculture and Fisheries Council under the Hungarian presidency took place this week. It made clear that one of the priority of the Hungarian…