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Romania Allocates EUR 500 Million to Help Public Institutions Become Prosumers

Posted by Astrid Dagmar
August 31, 2023

Romania’s Ministry of Energy has launched a EUR 500 million subsidy scheme to help public institutions and organizations install renewable energy facilities for self-consumption...

Anticipating ‘Unfair’ Schengen Decision, MEP Suggests Scrapping Bulgaria-Romania Border

Posted by Helmi Gunnora
August 28, 2023

Bulgaria and Romania should abolish border control if both countries are not accepted into the Schengen area by Christmas, Bulgarian MEP Andrey Novakov (EPP)...

A Viking Funeral? Dwindling Nordics in Brussels Blame the EU

Posted by Kaethe Lis
August 26, 2023

We’re becoming extinct in Brussels. That’s the existential exhortation from countries like Denmark, Sweden and Finland, which say the European Union has to change...

European Outcry Forces US Economist to Drop Top Job

Posted by Kristian Malva
August 2, 2023

A highly qualified American economist, Fiona Scott Morton, has pulled out of a top European Commission post after her appointment prompted widespread European criticism....

EU Plans €20B Fund to Stock Ukraine’s Military for Years

Posted by Kristian Malva
July 23, 2023

The EU will propose a dedicated fund to keep Ukraine’s military stocked for the next four years at a cost of up to €20...

The Mark Rutte Regime Has Had It – Now What?

Posted by Kristian Malva
July 21, 2023

Amsterdam, Copenhagen, (15/7 – 22) The governing Dutch coalition led by Prime Minister Mark Rutte has been dissolved as a result of sharp differences...

The Brexit Blame Game

Posted by Inga Jotunn
July 16, 2023

Seven years ago, on June 23, 2016, the British people voted to leave the European Union. That departure didn’t happen until early 2020, and...

Fake News: EU Targets Political Social Media Ads With Tough New Regulation Proposal

Posted by Liona Jensen
July 15, 2023

Throughout Europe, strict rules govern how traditional media operates during elections. Often that means imposing a period of silence so that voters can reflect on...

Belgium Pitches EU Agency to Screen Algorithms

Posted by Axel Daube
July 14, 2023

The bloc’s artificial intelligence and content-moderation rulebooks require beefed-up enforcement. Belgium thinks the European Union needs an agency with technical expertise in algorithms —...

Hungary’s PM Orban Calls for Fast Accession of Bosnia Into EU

Posted by Inga Jotunn
July 12, 2023

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban called on Thursday for a quick accession of Bosnia and other Balkan countries into the European Union, saying they...