by dpa | 02.Dec 2024 | Europe in brief
Georgia’s government recently decided to suspend EU accession negotiations until 2028. As protests against the decision raged in Georgia, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen reaffirmed the EU’s openness to the country’s potential membership.
by dpa | 02.Dec 2024 | Europe in brief
During a visit to Kyiv on Sunday, the new president of the European Council pledged support for Ukraine on its road to become a member of the European Union, as well as EU financial assistance in the face of Russia’s invasion.
by dpa | 29.Nov 2024 | Videos
What does a second Trump presidency mean for Europe? In this video, we’ll explore some possible consequences of a new Trump administration, including its impact on Europe’s security, climate policy, and international cooperation.
by dpa | 29.Nov 2024 | Europe in brief
Three European Union member states see a need for increased EU support of the battery industry. Swedish Industry Minister Busch sees EU regulation as “a maze” and said Europe’s economy was crushed in an industry war between the United States and Asia.
by enr with AFP, Agerpres, ANSA, BTA, dpa, EFE, Lusa, TT | 27.Nov 2024 | Key Stories
A controversial free trade agreement between the European Union and countries in the South American trade bloc Mercosur continues to divide Europe, with Germany and Spain pushing for the deal and France leading fierce opposition. Will this year see the end of decades of negotiations?