Over 53% of respondents are dissatisfied with the Polish PM’s work, including a quarter of his own voter base.
The greenlit €4.2 billion is meant for the country’s “recovery, reconstruction, and modernization” —to be disbursed “as soon as possible.”
The Ukrainian president wants Russia to be present at the upcoming summit in November.
The Chinese app’s ‘reward program’ incentivizing screen time will never be rolled out in Europe.
Nearly 40,000 pig and poultry farms are subject to the law.
The Commission argued it refused a freedom of information request to avoid “misunderstandings,” but the watchdog did not buy this excuse.
EU lawmakers demand suspension of Hungary’s Schengen membership, yet Russians still need visas to enter and are still subject to the unchanged rigorous security procedures.
The U.S. Secretary of State claimed Iran and Hezbollah could strike Israel as soon as Monday.
Critics say the Act will hinder innovation and give Europe’s competitors an edge.
The Commission is either too “weak” to protect member states’ interests, or Kyiv’s Lukoil sanctions were conceived by Brussels—says Hungarian foreign minister.
Twenty-four prisoners were freed in largest Russia-West swap since the Cold War.
All 11 Fidesz MEPs are among the 35 Patriot lawmakers who signed a joint statement condemning the election fraud in Venezuela.
