Новости за 11.01.2024

Without more joint borrowing, member states will miss green and digital investment targets, economy commissioner Paolo Gentiloni told MEPs.

As the coastline of Galicia in northern Spain wakes up to another day with hundreds of volunteers cleaning microplastics from the beach, the EU has sounded the alarm about the impacts of plastic pellets on the environment and human health.

In the run-up to the European Parliament elections, French president Emmanuel Macron reshuffled his government with the intent of curbing the far-right's rise and his own party's decline. Will it work?

Germany has pledged to resettle more UN-screened refugees than any other EU member state, with around 13,000 — spread out over a two-year period.

MEPs have proposed a free disability card, but they also want to go further than the Commission's original proposal, which focused on short-term stays rather than living situations, creating some financial barriers to the right to free movement.

The EU is aiming to send at least three warships to the Red Sea by March to help stop Houthi attacks on commercial vessels.

Some farmers showed up with far-right stickers or symbols, such as the plough-and-sword flag of the Landvolkbewegung (Rural People's Movement) — an extremist group dating to the 1920s, when it helped pave the way for the Nazis in rural areas.

The upcoming European Parliament elections will be a make-or-break moment this year, when decisions (or the lack thereof) will significantly shape the trajectory of the EU. These are the 10 key questions that the EU is facing this year.