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Ireland’s closeness to Big Tech under scrutiny as EU Presidency begins with questions over block’s €2 trillion proposed budget
A group of 60 leading academics have called for Ireland to sit out of talks on tax and digital files due to “conflicts of interest”, as Ireland settles into the…
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EU Commission ready for Russian gas transit suspension
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper): The EU is preparing to halt Russian gas via Ukraine, and Slovakia threatens to cut electricity…
Hungary’s EU council Presidency ends with challenges
Budapest (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The country's presidency of the EU Council ends today, December 31, 2024, with Hungary's period…
Kaja Kallas vows to counter Russian threats to Baltic Sea cables
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - EU diplomat Kaja Kallas warned of Moscow’s “ghost fleet” threatening Europe’s infrastructure and vowed stronger…
EU leaders pay tribute to Jimmy Carter’s passing
Brussels Morning Newspaper) - EU leaders have today mourned the passing of former US President Jimmy Carter, with leaders hailing…
Von der Leyen offers solidarity over tragic Muan plane crash
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - EU Commission’s Ursula von der Leyen expresses condolences after the Muan plane crash, with at…
EIB allocates €55m for Ukraine’s 2025 infrastructure rebuilding
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - EIB allocates €55 million for Ukraine's infrastructure rebuilding, supporting hospitals, schools, and vital services in…
MEPs met Georgia’s opposition groups for fair election reform
Tbilisi (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - MEPs Michał Wawrykiewicz and Dainius Žalimas support Georgia's opposition demand for fair elections and democracy.…
EU raises concerns over Mozambique election unrest
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - EU expresses concern over Mozambique’s post-election unrest and irregularities, calls for restraint, accountability, and electoral…