EU Leaders Strike Competitiveness Deal in Budapest
Reduced regulations and increased spending on research and development will help “make Europe great again.”
Reduced regulations and increased spending on research and development will help “make Europe great again.”
EU warns election outcome could have consequences for country’s EU accession path.
Planned ‘counter-meeting’ that would have prevented ministers from attending a foreign affairs summit in Budapest has now been canceled without explanation.
Ursula von der Leyen is scrambling for enough votes in the Parliament for reelection, and she could also be excluded from the talks in the Council about her own position.
European Council President Charles Michel’s run for MEP sparked Eurocrat fears that Hungary’s prime minister, Viktor Orbán, could take over as Council president.
Early exit of Council President Charles Michel could lead to Hungary’s conservative PM taking over—a nightmare for Brussels’ bureaucrats.
Prime Minister Orbán has written to Council President Michel, urging him to drop the “counterproductive” vote on Ukraine’s EU membership “for the sake of unity.”
More support for Kyiv and the start of EU accession talks are both on the agenda of the upcoming EU summit in December.
Most EU leaders denounced the alleged Israeli strike, despite evidence suggesting it was fake news from Hamas.
European Council Charles Michel believes the EU needs to make a geopolitical statement.
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