EU finally decides to give up Russian gas
Until Moscow’s attack on Ukraine, many EU countries based their energy supply on cheap fuels from Russia. This had serious consequences – and is now finally supposed to come to an end.
Espionage: EU reporting requirement for Russian diplomats in force
In October, the EU decided on a series of further sanctions against Russia. One punitive measure is now coming into force and affects Moscow’s diplomats.
Bulgaria insists on the inclusion of safeguard clauses in all free trade agreements in the agricultural sector
The Ministers of Agriculture discussed the role of fisheries, agriculture and forestry in the EU Bioeconomy Strategy
Slovenia for maintaining animal welfare as an EU priority
Slovenia called for maintaining animal welfare as an EU priority at the meeting of agriculture ministers.
Almost 39% of Romanians believe that the EU limits national sovereignty, but the majority remain attached to European membership (survey)
Almost 39% of Romanians believe that Romania’s membership in the European Union limits national sovereignty, while 45.9% do not agree with this statement.
President: Poland constantly supports Moldova on its path to the European Union
The President of Moldova also visited the Sejm and the Senate. In a post on the X platform, she summed up that she had held “fruitful discussions with the speakers of both legislative chambers of Poland.”