Survey: Majority of EU citizens want stronger EU role in security
With global crises on the rise, the latest Eurobarometer survey of the European Parliament shows that most EU citizens want Brussels to step up its role in security and protection.
EU not ruling out cancelling talks with Türkiye
Brussels’ fragile rapprochement with Ankara is now in question after the EU signaled it may scrap upcoming talks over concerns about democracy and human rights in Türkiye.
EU approves German €5 billion scheme to cut industry CO2 emissions
Germany’s industry is set for a green transformation as the EU backs a multi-billion-Euro push to slash emissions in key sectors like chemicals, construction, and food.
Press under pressure: US cuts to Radio Free Europe mirror wider European media struggles
A funding freeze ordered by US President Donald Trump has left several US-funded foreign media outlets, including Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, scrambling for survival. The EU has warned that the cuts could benefit authoritarian regimes, while Czech officials push for European support to keep the radio station on air.
Affordable energy plan will save industry and EU households billions, Commissioner expects
EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen is confident that the European Union’s affordable energy action plan will save the bloc billions in the long term with 45 billion Euro in savings possible by next year.