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Year: 2024

deforestazione

The EU deforestation law saga comes to an end. Agreement reached on a one-year delay

by Simone De La Feld

4 December 2024

hydrogen

Clean Tech, Batteries, Hydrogen: EU calls to submit projects with a budget of 4.6 billion euros

by Giulia Torbidoni

4 December 2024

Mark Rutte

Less talk, more weapons. NATO pledges additional support to Kyiv as negotiations approach

by Francesco Bortoletto

3 December 2024

TikTok

Romania’s elections “TikTokgate” continues. Social media rules out preferential treatment for Georgescu

by Noemi Morucci

3 December 2024

Abuse, filth, and violence: the Council of Europe condemns Hungary’s prisons

by Emanuele Bonini

3 December 2024

lupo

The wolf will no longer be a strictly protected species. Green light to amend the Bern Convention

by Simone De La Feld

3 December 2024

Una ragazza fuma una sigarette elettronica [foto:

EU Council recommends crackdown on cigarettes and passive smoking, amid Italy and Romania objections

by Emanuele Bonini

3 December 2024

stage gratuiti tirocini

EU countries still postpone the stop to free internships

by Simone De La Feld

3 December 2024

Bernd Lange, presidente della commissione Commercio internazionale del Parlamento europeo [foto: European Parliament]

Lange (SPD/S&D): ‘Seal a trade agreement with Mexico’

by Emanuele Bonini

3 December 2024

Michel Barnier

Michel Barnier’s government hangs by a thread

by Francesco Bortoletto

2 December 2024

Employees of German car maker Volkswagen (VW) demonstrate in front of the VW plant in Zwickau, eastern Germany, on December 2, 2024, as thousands of Volkswagen workers go on strike all over Germany in an escalating industrial dispute at the crisis-hit German auto giant with thousands of jobs at stake. VW has been hit hard by high manufacturing costs at home, a stuttering shift to electric vehicles and tough competition in key market China. It has announced a plan to cut billions of dollars in costs. (Photo by Jens Schlueter / AFP)

Volkswagen crisis doesn’t stop: workers strike in Germany. Rising concerns for Italy’s auto industry

by Noemi Morucci

2 December 2024

attacchi informatici

EU will have a common shield to protect against cyber attacks. Green light for the Cyber Solidarity Act

by Simone De La Feld

2 December 2024

Proteste Georgia

Georgia at risk of paralysis: political crisis deepens, amid institutional tensions and street violence

by Francesco Bortoletto

2 December 2024

romania

Romania, the other side of the Social Democrats’ victory in the legislative elections: the far right is on the rise

by Simone De La Feld

2 December 2024

[Foto: António Martins, Wikimedia Commons]

HIV/AIDS: the disease that won’t stop. Over 650,000 cases in the EU in 2023, and the numbers keep rising

by Emanuele Bonini

2 December 2024

Modelli di auto Chery. La casa produttrice della Cina starebbe aggirando le sanzioni Ue vendendo dalla Turchia

Cars: China attempts to bypass European tariffs by selling from Turkey

by Renato Giannetti

2 December 2024

irlanda elezioni

Ireland’s next Taoiseach could be a liberal

by Simone De La Feld

2 December 2024

Iran

Geneva tries to save Iran nuclear deal (before Trump returns)

by Francesco Bortoletto

29 November 2024

Strengthening space cooperation crucial for EU competitiveness. Italy seeks leading role

by Noemi Morucci

29 November 2024

costa michel consiglio ue

European Council celebrates new president António Costa: “No to concepts like global North and South”

by Simone De La Feld

29 November 2024

Calin Georgescu (C), far-right pro-Russia candidate for president in Romania, speaks with journalists on November 26, 2024 in Izvorani, Romania. Calin Georgescu was in pole position with almost 23 percent after the first round of voting in Romania's presidential election on November 24, 2024, a political earthquake in the country of 19 million people that has so far resisted nationalist appeals that have gained traction in Hungary and Slovakia. In the runoff ballot on December 8, 2024, Georgescu, a NATO critic who in the past expressed his admiration for Russian President Vladimir Putin, will face centre-right mayor Elena Lasconi. (Photo by Daniel MIHAILESCU / AFP)

TikTok ‘favored’ Georgescu: Romanian election becomes a case in Brussels as well

by Noemi Morucci

29 November 2024

Eurozone inflation rises to 2.3 percent in November. All eyes on the ECB

by Emanuele Bonini

29 November 2024

Proteste Tbilisi

Protests soar in Georgia after government halts path to EU membership

by Francesco Bortoletto

29 November 2024

irlanda elezioni

Ireland heads early elections: Prime Minister Simon Harris risks a major own goal

by Simone De La Feld

29 November 2024

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