Denmark may be on its way to winning the case about state aid for the Fehmarn Belt
The Advocate General sides with Denmark in the proposal for a decision on state aid for the Fehmarn Belt.
EU calls for the release of detainees in Guinea-Bissau
Brussels – The European Union (EU) today called for the release of all detainees in Guinea-Bissau and the swift return of the country to constitutional order, following the military coup led on Wednesday.“We insist on the need for the release of all detainees,”...
Brussels urges the Netherlands to spend less again
The Netherlands is still spending too much, the European Commission judges. The cabinet must take measures in its budget to comply with the agreements of the European Growth and Stability Pact, the Commission states in its autumn forecast for 2025 presented on Tuesday.
EU countries pass online child pornography law, Netherlands votes against
A majority of EU member states have agreed to a legislative proposal aimed at combating online sexual abuse of children. It is a law that requires tech companies to prevent the distribution of child pornography images.
EU Parliament criticizes EU’s passivity in peace negotiations for Ukraine
The European Parliament is critical of the EU’s passivity regarding a peace plan for Ukraine. Only after the US presented a 28-point plan did Europe spring back into action.
Murtazani: We remain firmly on our European path, which is often filled with challenges outside the Copenhagen criteria
Every reform we implement strengthens our belief that Europe is strongest when it fulfills its promise and that the Union is complete when those who have waited the longest are finally admitted as full members, emphasized Muretezani.