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Red lines, not red carpets. Why we should support the suspension of the EU-Israel Agreement
This opinion piece from Público argues forcefully for the European Union to suspend its Association Agreement with Israel, framing the upcoming May 11 decision as a crucial litmus test for the EU's values. The publication adopts a strong critical stance towards Israel's actions, particularly since October 2023, accusing it of 'ridiculing' EU red lines and engaging in 'genocide, illegal occupation,…
Hrvatski učenici s dva srebra među 10 najboljih na Prirodoslovnoj olimpijadi EU-a
U prvom timu su sudjelovali: Ana Piroš iz III. gimnazije iz Osijeka, Lena Posavec iz zagrebačke OŠ Alojzija Stepinca, Luka Novosel Glavočević iz Gimnazije Ivana Zakmardija Dijankovečkoga iz Križevaca,…
Germany: Mass flight cancellations loom this summer amid kerosene shortage
Germany's aviation sector is bracing for a turbulent summer, with the German Airports Association (ADV) issuing a stark warning: a critical shortage of kerosene could lead to widespread flight cancell…
Could Spain’s ‘compliment sandwich’ approach to China work for the EU?
The South China Morning Post, a publication based in Hong Kong, highlights Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's recent diplomatic maneuvers in China. The article frames Sanchez's approach as a poten…
Swiss Constitutional Debate Complicates EU Agreements
Switzerland's federal constitution, long admired for its intricate yet functional design, is facing a proposed overhaul that has ignited a fierce debate. The Commission of Political Institutions (CIP)…
Brussels celebrates Magyar's investiture in Hungary on Europe Day; ends 16-year ultra-Orbán era
Brussels has reacted with palpable relief and optimism to the investiture of Peter Magyar as Hungary's new prime minister, signaling a significant shift after 16 years under the ultranationalist leade…
Mandatory Car Withdrawal Looms: Which Models Will Be Banned?
Ta Nea reports on significant upcoming changes in vehicle regulations mandated by the European Union, which will directly impact Greek drivers. Stricter technical inspections, known as KTEO, are being…
Putin: Ukraine conflict 'nearing its end,' open to EU talks
President Vladimir Putin has signaled a potential shift in the Ukraine conflict, stating it is "nearing its end" and expressing an openness to negotiations with the European Union. This declaration co…
Putin Believes Ukraine Conflict Is Ending, Prefers Schröder for EU Talks
President Vladimir Putin of Russia has expressed his conviction that the conflict in Ukraine is approaching its end. Speaking on Saturday, Putin conveyed his assessment that the situation is moving to…
Centrist Warns '10 Million Initiative' Threatens EU Ties; Criticizes Weak 'No' Campaign
The upcoming Swiss referendum on the SVP's '10-million initiative' presents a critical juncture for the nation's relationship with the European Union, according to Gerhard Pfister, a prominent nationa…
“How much more pro-European can one be!” President defended by sociologists after criticizing the EU
Adevărul is reporting on the significant controversy surrounding President Nicușor Dan's recent statements on Europe Day. While the President reaffirmed Romania's commitment to a pro-Western future an…
