EU calls for calm as Trump threatens Venezuela’s Rodríguez
The EU has often criticised Maduro’s regime and has not recognised him as the democratically elected president of Venezuela.
Hungary loses right to EU aid worth more than €1 billion
Hungary lost the right to several EU funds due to breaches in the rule of law and the non-implementation of necessary reforms.
Interpol announced 85 arrests in 17-country operation
Interpol conducted an EU-funded project targeting the most dangerous international fugitives involved in violence and organised crime.
NATO chief Rutte says EU does not need to break from US on defence
Rutte believes that the European Union should continue to cooperate with the United States on defence matters.
China introduces import tariffs on EU dairy products
Trade tensions between China and the European Union have entered a new phase as Beijing moves to impose provisional tariffs on selected European dairy products.
EU countries vote for more relaxed genetic engineering regulations
On Friday, a majority of EU countries voted in favour of a relaxation of the rules on the sale of genetically modified food without special labelling in the future.