Loans worth €4.5 billion approved for Egypt and Jordan by EU
European Parliament committee approves macro-financial assistance for Egypt and Jordan totalling €4.5 billion....
Tag : European Union
EU to boost military budget in €800 billion defence plan
EU confirms €800B defence spending increase by 2029, signaling a shift in military readiness....
EU reports show mixed progress on zero-pollution targets
EU zero-pollution targets show progress, but reports highlight noise, microplastic, and waste concerns, urging stronger action for 2030 goals....
Central Asia to engage with new EU envoy Eduards Stiprais in March
Eduards Stiprais has been appointed as the new EU Special Representative for Central Asia, tasked with strengthening stability, democracy, and cooperation in the region....
EU reports €27.2 billion surplus in latest trade data
The EU posted a €27.2 billion trade surplus in Q4 2024, its sixth in a row, led by strong exports in chemicals and machinery despite...
Kristersson warns Europe could become a “museum” without AI reform
Europe must ease AI regulations to remain competitive, warns Sweden’s PM Ulf Kristersson, cautioning against overregulation that could push innovation and investment elsewhere....
Zelensky welcomes Starmer’s offer of UK troops in Ukraine
UK PM Keir Starmer says Britain is ready to send peacekeeping troops to Ukraine as part of security guarantees, a move cautiously received by NATO,...
EU to resist US tariffs as Trump pushes for reciprocal trade policy
The European Commission opposes Trump’s reciprocal trade policy, warning it could disrupt markets, fuel inflation, and harm businesses, vowing to protect EU industries from unfair...
EU Commission demands sanctions against states failing NPL Directive
The European Commission has sued Austria and six other EU nations for failing to implement the Non-Performing Loans Directive, pushing for financial sanctions....
Meta ordered to limit data use for ads by EU’s top court ruling
Meta must limit the use of personal data for targeted ads after the EU's top court ruled in favor of privacy activist Max Schrems, marking...