Emmanuel Macron has stressed that accession could take “decades,” but Volodymyr Zelensky doesn’t believe this is good enough.

The bill, which now requires approval from member states, mandates that energy companies regularly monitor infrastructure to combat methane leakage.

Given that the findings are civil, not criminal, Mr. Trump has not been convicted of any crime and he faces no prison time.

MP Alessandro Cattaneo (FI), the first signatory, said: “The green light from the Chamber to the motion on nuclear power, as an alternative and clean source for the production of energy, is the clearest response to the demagoguery of the left.”

No matter how much King Charles tried to diversify, it was clear he was going to trip up at some point. And as is so often the way in drama, the denouement of the balcony scene served as his undoing. You could almost hear the media scream “where is the diversity?”

The country-wide protests were triggered by former PM Imran Khan’s arrest which, his supporters claim, was politically motivated.

“China will react in necessary ways,” if the EU goes ahead with its planned sanctions against companies assisting Russia, the Chinese foreign minister threatened his German counterpart during an official visit to Berlin.

Unlike most European governments, the Dutch government must demonstrate that asylum protection is not required in order to issue a rejection notice.

The committee wants a moratorium on spyware use until a tech observation lab is established and member states agree to tighter regulations on spyware use.

Our goal is to break free from our current system and to give rise to a political movement that won’t simply earn some seats in Parliament, but that will change Greece.

The proposed ethics body to counter EU institutional corruption will only have advisory authority, confidential notes from Commission Vice President Jourová revealed.

“The Istanbul Convention … undermines the genuine protection of women and prioritizes ideology over facts,” MEP Ladislav Ilčić (ECR) said. Ironically, the treaty meant to combat physical and sexual violence is the one that’s being forced on member states against their will.