Russia is a “permanent threat” to the EU, says Helsinki
The Finnish Prime Minister said on Sunday that Russia is a “permanent threat” to the European Union, agreeing with the head of European diplomacy, who denounced a “direct threat.”
Mickoski: Let’s leave the bilateral issues that provoke emotion, let’s talk about cooperation
I do not receive counterarguments from my interlocutors, because a counterargument is not a statement you know 27 should decide. I am talking about a plan, which is not just a first step plan. I am ready to talk about a plan that will take us to the end, because as a country we are not like all the candidates, you have to admit that. Because we have been part of this process for more than two and a half decades. For almost two decades we have been candidates and no one so far has had bilateral agreements in their negotiating framework, Mickoski stated.
The EU-Mercosur agreement will have a negative impact in Romania and Europe, warn Romanian experts
The future free trade agreement between the European Union and the Mercosur bloc is causing concern in Romania.
After catastrophe with construction elevator in Sweden – now the supplier chain is being investigated
After a workplace accident in Sweden where five people died, the EU Parliament will now examine how the number of tiers of suppliers in sectors such as construction can be limited.
A “historic” and “advantageous” Swiss-EU agreement
After very long negotiations, the European Union and Switzerland have reached a rapprochement agreement that both parties consider advantageous and even “historic,” according to the President of the Commission.
De Croo praises successor Charles Michel’s approach
The European leaders were able to conclude the first summit under the leadership of their new chairman, the Portuguese Antonio Costa, in one day on Thursday. The outgoing Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo praised his approach.