EU energy ministers are meeting today to approve a first package of emergency measures in an effort to curb soaring electricity bills and coordinate member states’ responses to the energy … Read More
EU energy ministers are set to gather in Brussels on Friday to discuss a series of exceptional measures to curb soaring electricity bills and cushion their crippling impact on households … Read More
A key decision-making body of the EU is being sued for its controversial decision to approve Poland’s €35-billion COVID recovery plan. The legal action targets the Council of the European … Read More
Energy ministers from EU countries have reached a deal on an unprecedented energy plan that will introduce a voluntary 15% reduction in gas consumption across the bloc from now until … Read More
Opposition is growing against the European Commission’s proposed plan to voluntarily reduce gas consumption by 15% from now until next spring, with Southern countries leading the opposition. National ministers are … Read More
The Czech Republic has today kicked off its six-month stint at the head of the Council of the European Union, under the logo “Europe as a task: rethink, rebuild, repower.” Among Prague’s … Read More
European leaders are reconvening on Friday morning for the second day of their summit dedicated to the economy after making the “historic” decision the day before to grant Ukraine and … Read More
After the European Union took just weeks to decide on candidate status for Ukraine and Moldova, Western Balkan countries – some of which started their accession path more than a … Read More
The presence of Serbia, Albania and North Macedonia at a Brussels summit tomorrow on integration with the EU is in doubt. It comes amid frustration in the region about progress on … Read More
Slashing dependency on Russian fossil fuels, raising funds for Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction and strengthening the disrupted supply chains will be top of the agenda when the Czech Republic takes over … Read More
