New EU Commission: SPÖ criticizes deadlock in evaluations
It is still unclear when the evaluation of the hearings of the six vice-presidents of the new EU Commission will take place.
EU Deforestation Law: Tug-of-war over postponement
Members of the European Parliament will vote on a Commission proposal on Thursday to delay the enforcement of the EU deforestation regulation by one year. The EPP takes the opportunity and tries to push through further changes to the law. Criticism comes from environmentalists and the Greens.
“My Tradition” in Albania, women from vulnerable groups are employed in the EU-funded social enterprise
Artisan women in “My Tradition” are trained and then employed to produce handmade items such as rugs, tablecloths, crochet bags, purses, hats, gloves, and socks.
Siljanovska Davkova – Radev: Bilateral disputes should be resolved within the framework of EU principles and values
The President emphasized the importance of continuing the bilateral political dialogue at all levels and pointed out that the positions and interests of both sides should be respected and that the resolution of bilateral disputes should be within the framework of the basic values and principles of the European Union.
30 years since Sweden said yes to the EU: “The EU needs to be reformed”
It’s been 30 years since Sweden voted yes to the EU and today the government presented its EU declaration during an EU policy debate in the Swedish parliament.
Ribera defends her management of the storm while the PP tries to block her European future
The evaluation of Ribera, current third vice president of the Spanish Government, and those of the other five candidates for vice presidents of the new Commission will not take place until next week, after the PPE forced a delay in the meetings to assess the performance of the candidates, who occupy the highest positions in the organizational chart of the new Community Executive.