EU Anti-Fraud Head Stripped of Immunity
Giovanni Kessler, the head of EU anti-fraud authority OLAF, has had his immunity from prosecution lifted, EU authorities have confirmed.
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No EU Court Decision on Complaint Challenging Bulgaria’s Euro Adoption
The Court of Justice of the European Union has rejected claims that it has issued a ruling blocking Bulgaria’s planned entry into the eurozone
The Euro Enjoys Strong Public Support Across Eurozone Countries
Public support for the euro in the eurozone remains robust
Europe Will Never Return to Russian Energy
EU legislators have reached a landmark agreement to end reliance on Russian gas by 2027, marking a decisive shift in Europe’s energy policy.
Four Nations Pull Out of Eurovision 2026 After Israel Approved to Compete
Ireland, Spain, Slovenia and the Netherlands have confirmed they will not take part in Eurovision 2026 after the European Broadcasting Union decided Israel can remain in the competition
Last Call for Entries: European Press Prize 2026 Invites Journalists Across Europe
The deadline for submitting entries to the European Press Prize is approaching, with the window remaining open until 23:59 CET on December 14
Survey: Europeans Increasingly View Trump as a Direct Threat to the Continent
Nearly half of Europeans now regard Donald Trump as a direct adversary
EU Sets Firm Deadline to End Russian Gas Imports by 2027
The Council of the European Union and the European Parliament have reached a provisional deal on new rules that will set a clear timetable for ending the import of Russian natural gas
Mogherini and Senior EU Figure Caught in High-Stakes Corruption Investigation
Belgian authorities detained former European External Action Service (EEAS) chief Federica Mogherini on Tuesday, alongside two others
Eurozone Inflation Rises to 2.2% in November Despite Monthly Dip
Annual consumer inflation in the eurozone rose slightly to 2.2% in November, above expectations that it would remain at October’s 2.1%
Europe Urged to Develop Independent Peace Plan for Ukraine
Europe is facing renewed pressure to assert itself in diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine, as Russian President Vladimir Putin prepares to meet US negotiators in Moscow
European Commission Partially Approves €1.6 Billion Payment to Bulgaria, Withholds Funds Over Two Milestones
The European Commission is signaling a potential partial withholding of funds for Bulgaria from the third installment under the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism (RRM)
ECB Rejects Role in 140 Billion Euro Loan for Ukraine Backed by Frozen Russian Assets
The European Central Bank has declined to act as a backstop for a proposed 140 billion euro loan for Ukraine
Belgium Signals Conditional Approval for Transfer of Russian Assets to Ukraine
Belgium has indicated it may agree to transfer frozen Russian assets to Ukraine under specific conditions
One Month to Go: ECB Chief Highlights Bulgaria’s Final Steps Toward the Euro
Christine Lagarde announced that only one month remains before Bulgaria officially joins the eurozone, noting that the new Bulgarian euro coins will begin circulating across the monetary union from January 1, 2026
Lithuanian FM Warns Any Concessions to Russia on Ukraine Could Threaten Lithuania
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Kęstutis Budrys has warned that any concession allowing Russia to redraw Ukraine’s borders, even minimally, could ultimately threaten Lithuania itself
Pressure On Russia Or Risk More Wars, Warns Von Der Leyen
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen urged Europe to maintain strong pressure on Russia, emphasizing that Moscow’s approach has not changed despite its stated willingness to engage in peace talks
EU Approves 1.5B Defense Investment Program, with 300 Million Allocated to Ukraine
The European Parliament has formally approved a 1.5-billion-euro program aimed at funding defense investments across the European Union
EU Prosecutors Uncover Signs of Organized Scheme in Bulgarian Farm Subsidy Case
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched a probe in Bulgaria into suspected misuse of EU agricultural subsidies
The European Commission Refers Bulgaria to EU Courts
The European Commission has decided to refer Bulgaria to the Court of Justice of the EU over its ongoing failure to meet obligations under the Directive on reducing national emissions
Roberta Metsola Backs Bulgaria’s Euro Bid, Urges EU to Fight Disinformation and Apathy
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola met with National Assembly Speaker Raya Nazaryan during a gathering of European parliamentary leaders in Brussels
EU Launches 'Military Schengen' to Cut Troop Transit Times to Days
The European Commission has unveiled a new “military Schengen” initiative aimed at drastically improving the speed at which troops and military equipment can move across EU borders
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