The auditors emphasized that the trail of public money “remains confusing, fragmented, and in some cases, inaccessible to the average European citizen.”
Former PM Magdalena Andersson says her party is now “much stricter on migration and crime” a year before heading into elections.
The plan to phase out Russian gas completely is dividing Europe.
Italian Commissioner Raffaele Fitto has signaled openness to changes in the proposed EU budget.
Finland’s member of the European Court of Auditors denounces the lack of transparency in the EU’s budget management and warns of its political consequences.
The European Commission unveils two flagship defense projects amid growing concerns over funding and political control.
More than one hundred debates on the major political and social issues of our time will take place over two days under the motto ‘Free Speech Allowed.’
Policymakers and economists pointed to bureaucracy and overregulation as key factors driving innovation and investment out of the EU.
Under the banner of security, the European Commission moves toward a military integration that many member states firmly reject.
Two Israeli jurists are urging Europe to confront the full scale of Hamas’ October 7 crimes, warning that silence and denial risk paving the way for future atrocities.
The strike, intended to “give the conflict a labor dimension,” faced criticism for being called immediately after the announcement of a peace agreement in Gaza.
A new immigration regulation will grant 300,000 residence permits a year, potentially creating a new voter base for the Socialist Party.
