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EU Commission Gives €1B to Turkey and Floats Reopening Accession Talks

Tamás Orbán December 18, 2024

With the situation in Syria uncertain and return migration being one of the EU’s top concerns, Erdoğan went from autocrat to Brussels’ ‘key ally’ overnight.

Zelensky Meets NATO Allies To Discuss Last-Minute Strategy Before Trump Takes Office

Tamás Orbán December 18, 2024

The idea of putting European boots on the ground is controversial, but still on the table, a NATO diplomat said.

EU To Reopen Diplomatic Relations With Syria’s New Islamist Government

Tamás Orbán December 18, 2024

Western geopolitical interests require a relationship with the ruling HTS despite it being a designated terrorist organization.

Von der Leyen Doubles Down on “Innovative” Solutions To Speed Up Deportations

Tamás Orbán December 17, 2024

The Commission chief views early implementation of the Migration Pact as a “top priority,” despite conservative calls to scrap it completely.

European Parliament Elects Portuguese Ex-Justice Minister as New EU Ombudsman

Tamás Orbán December 17, 2024

Teresa Anjinho pledged to hold EU executives to “the highest transparency standards,” but her political affiliations might say otherwise.

Ukraine Assassinates Top Russian General Over Use of Banned Chemical Weapons

Tamás Orbán December 17, 2024

“Kirillov was a war criminal and an absolutely legitimate target,” said a Kyiv official.

Georgian President Refuses To Step Down, Calls New Election ‘Illegitimate’

Tamás Orbán December 16, 2024

This was the first time the head of state was elected by the parliament and not by direct vote.

Italy Will Not Veto the Anti-Farmer Free Trade Agreement

Tamás Orbán December 16, 2024

The success of the French-Polish opposition to Mercosur hinges on Meloni, but sources in Rome say they can’t rely on her this time.

Meloni Steps Down As ECR President, Endorses Polish ex-PM Morawiecki

Tamás Orbán December 16, 2024

“Europe has a MEGA past—let’s build its MEGA future too,” the conservative bloc’s likely next leader said in Rome.

EU Council Votes Unanimously To Welcome Romania and Bulgaria Into Schengen

Tamás Orbán December 12, 2024

Land borders, however, will remain in place for “at least six months” to prevent the forming of new illegal migration routes.

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EU Commission Gives €1B to Turkey and Floats Reopening Accession Talks

Zelensky Meets NATO Allies To Discuss Last-Minute Strategy Before Trump Takes Office

EU To Reopen Diplomatic Relations With Syria’s New Islamist Government

Von der Leyen Doubles Down on “Innovative” Solutions To Speed Up Deportations

European Parliament Elects Portuguese Ex-Justice Minister as New EU Ombudsman

Ukraine Assassinates Top Russian General Over Use of Banned Chemical Weapons

Georgian President Refuses To Step Down, Calls New Election ‘Illegitimate’

Italy Will Not Veto the Anti-Farmer Free Trade Agreement

Meloni Steps Down As ECR President, Endorses Polish ex-PM Morawiecki

EU Council Votes Unanimously To Welcome Romania and Bulgaria Into Schengen

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