Europe in Brief
Our ‘Europe in brief ’ presents the European coverage of the participating news agencies in the European Newsroom. In their best of stories, all agencies give an overview of the predominating topics of the week. Looking at their countries, the participating agencies shed light on how EU politics are perceived there. Thus, each individual article gives a country-specific perspective on EU politics. Taken all together, they provide a truly pan-European picture.
Every enr agency selects their top stories of the week, based on their EU coverage. To read any of the articles, please select the respective language from the menu. For more EU news, please contact the agencies.
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.
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Venezuela: the EU calls for restraint and respect for international law
Crans-Montana: the EU "in contact" with the Swiss authorities to provide "medical aid"
New EU Council President with Austria's Interior Minister on New Year's Day
Mickoski: We leave it to the EU to decide whether it will be a hostage to bilateralization or will look objectively
Oulu and Trencin are Europe’s new Capitals of Culture
Minister of Defence of the Slovak Republic: The European Union should not interfere in defence, NATO should be in command
Sweden ready to receive burn victims
Euro now also currency in Bulgaria
Bulgaria is now officially the 21st member of the eurozone
Bulgaria adopts the euro, immediately accepted in Sofia's shops
With an EBRD loan, electric locomotives will be procured for ŽRSM Transport
Ursula von der Leyen and Christine Lagarde congratulated Bulgaria on its accession to the euro area
EU warns Israel that suspending NGOs in Gaza would prevent the delivery of vital aid (commissioner)
With the new year, a more favourable arrangement for cross-border electricity trading
Political leadership of EU candidate Montenegro visiting the Vienna New Year’s Concert
Bulgaria receives third payment of EUR 1.47 billion under the Recovery and Resilience Plan
Taiwan: the EU accuses China of "endangering international stability" with its military maneuvers
Romania receives over 586 million euros from the European Commission for transport investments
Restoration of the Archaeological Museum of Durrës in Albania nearing completion, thanks to the EU4Culture programme
