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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen prepares to unveil her new team amidst controversies and resignations. The process highlights struggles for gender balance and member state cooperation.
Thierry Breton steps down from European Commission over alleged conflict with President von der Leyen. Resignation comes as new Commission lineup is being finalized.
The Netherlands plans to declare an 'asylum crisis', enabling stringent migration controls. Measures include halting new applications and seeking EU rule exemptions, following Geert Wilders' election victory.
Hungary explores legal options to reclaim border protection expenses from the EU, escalating tensions over asylum policies. The country faces fines for non-compliance with EU asylum rules.
Belgium's migration minister criticizes Hungary's threat to send migrants to Brussels, calling it a violation of EU agreements. The plan, a response to EU fines, faces diplomatic pushback.
Mario Draghi's report on EU competitiveness reveals a significant investment gap with global rivals. The former ECB chief proposes ambitious strategies, but faces political and economic hurdles in implementation.
Hungary plans to offer free one-way travel to Brussels for asylum seekers, challenging EU fines over its asylum policies. The move comes as tensions escalate between Hungary and the European Union.
Two prominent U. S. law firms, Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders and Locke Lord, have agreed to merge, creating a combined entity of over 1,600 lawyers. The merger, set to take effect on January 1, 2025, will form Troutman Pepper Locke.
Michel Barnier, former EU Brexit negotiator, named French Prime Minister amid political turmoil. Opposition parties criticize the move as undemocratic, while European leaders offer congratulations.
EU diplomats discuss potential sanctions on Israeli ministers and reassessment of relations with Israel due to the ongoing Gaza conflict. Ireland calls for action based on international law.
EU's top diplomat urges lifting restrictions on Ukraine's use of Western weapons to target Russian military installations. Ukrainian FM calls for rapid delivery of promised military support, especially air defense systems.
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell initiates process for potential sanctions on Israeli ministers over controversial statements. Member states to be consulted on the proposal.
NATO members reaffirm commitment to strengthen Ukraine's defenses at recent council meeting. Increased military aid promised as Ukraine continues to intercept Russian missiles daily.
Hungary's EU presidency under Viktor Orbán causes tension with actions contradicting bloc's policies. EU struggles to respond effectively, highlighting challenges in maintaining unity among its 27 member states.
EU diplomatic service urges member states to adjust Ukraine military training mission. Review explores potential for instructors in Ukraine, highlighting risks and proposing alternative solutions.
Bart De Wever resigns from leading Belgian coalition negotiations, prompting royal intervention. Talks stalled over tax reforms and budget concerns, leaving the caretaker government in place.
Hungary's government, facing EU fines over asylum policies, suggests offering migrants free transport to Brussels. This move echoes similar actions by US Republican governors in immigration disputes.
China initiates anti-subsidy investigation into EU dairy products following revised EV tariffs. The move highlights escalating trade tensions between the two economic powerhouses.
Italian beach club operators staged a symbolic protest against the government's failure to resolve a long-standing dispute with the EU over beach license tenders, highlighting tensions between tradition and competition.