by Agerpres, AFP, ANP, ANSA, EFE, FENA, MIA, Lusa, HINA, STA, TASR, Tanjug | 27.Mar 2024 | Key Stories
The EU leaders’ decision to initiate negotiation talks with Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) marked a historic moment for the country. Seen as a political move amid shifting geopolitics, particularly after Ukraine was granted candidate status for EU membership, Bosnia still faces many hurdles on its path to EU accession.
by AFP, Agerpres, BTA, CTK, dpa, EFE, Lusa, MIA, STA, Tanjug, TT | 22.Mar 2024 | Key Stories
At the first-ever Nuclear Energy Summit in Brussels, a number of countries pushed for nuclear power as a way to achieve carbon neutrality in the bloc by 2050 – but opponents warn of the risks of expanding its production. At the same time, renewable energy also remains key to the EU’s energy and climate debate. How divided is Europe on nuclear power?
by enr-correspondents | 20.Mar 2024 | EU-Elections, Key Stories
The European Left group wants to score points in the European election campaign with demands for affordable housing, free access to education, healthcare and public transport. Lead Candidate Walter Baier said in an exclusive interview with the European Newsroom that it was time to “negotiate” an end to Russia’s war in Ukraine and explained the Left’s strategy to fight the far-right.
by AFP, ANSA, BTA, dpa, EFE, Lusa | 15.Mar 2024 | Key Stories
The European Commission has unveiled a new strategy that shall boost the EU’s ability to adapt to the adverse effects of climate change. The plan was announced a day after the European Environment Agency warned that EU member states are not doing enough to tackle the risks. The stakes are high, especially for southern Europe.
by AFP, ANP, ANSA, ATA, BTA, dpe, EFE, FENA, MIA, STA | 13.Mar 2024 | Key Stories
Frontex, the EU’s border security agency has repeatedly come under fire, accused of supporting illegal pushbacks and using excessive force against migrants. The 2023 Adriana boat tragedy off the Greek coast prompted an investigation by EU ombudsman Emily O’Reilly who presented findings – and criticisms – in late February.
by AFP, Agerpres, AMNA, ANSA, ATA, BTA, CTK, dpa, EFE, Europa Press, Lusa, PAP, STA, TT | 08.Mar 2024 | Key Stories
In a pioneering move just in time for International Women’s Day on March 8, French lawmakers have voted to enshrine abortion rights in the country’s constitution. At the same time, politicians and experts warn that abortion rights are under pressure around the world. In Europe, abortion rights vary from country to country, with some more restrictive than others.