European Union Rejects Plans To Restart Nord Stream Pipelines
European Commission officials dismissed proposals to restart the Nord Stream pipeline system on October 29, 2026, insisting that binding Union legislation and REPowerEU…
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AADE Releases 70-Question Advisory for 2026 Single Payment Applications
Agricultural authorities have released a 70-question advisory to guide the 2026 Single Payment Application process.
EU Staff Slam Microsoft Teams Alternative Element Pro as “Absolute Shit
European Commission staff trialing Element Pro—an internal back-up collaboration platform designed by a London-based company—have given the software very negative reviews on internal forums, with one official describing it as … Read More
Twelve Countries Oppose French Push for EU Defence Preference
Twelve European nations are pushing back against France’s demands for strict European preference rules in the bloc’s upcoming long-term budget, arguing that defence programmes…
EU unlocks humanitarian aid for Africa and other crisis-hit regions
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced almost 710 million euros in new humanitarian and crisis aid during the United Nations General Assembly in New York…
Carney and EU Plan Resilience Pact to Counter Superpowers
The Canadian prime minister and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are planning an alliance for the future to counter hostile powers like Washington, Moscow, and…
EU Opens Door for Canada to Become First Associate Member Amid Global Shifts
EU Chief Opens Door for Canada to Become First Associate Member European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed opening the door for Canada to become the European Union’s first … Read More
Canada Seeks EU Associate Member Status After US Trade Talks Collapse
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is pursuing a form of association with the European Union that does not currently exist in the bloc’s rulebook, seeking an associate member…
Serbia’s EU Ambitions vs. Deteriorating Media Freedom
As Serbia pursues European Union membership, its democratic credentials face severe scrutiny as journalists face threats, surveillance, and exile. According to Reporters Without Borders, Serbia is the only country in … Read More
EU Countries Urge Revival of Plan to Use Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine
Four European Union member states are urging Brussels to revive work on utilizing over €200 billion in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine.