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• Austria's direction: The new Austrian government ordered an immediate halt to family reunifications for asylum claimants on Wednesday as it seeks to address widespread concern about immigration that has stoked support for the far-right. What happened? Invoking European Union emergency provisions relating to national security, the three-party coalition said it was temporarily freezing all follow-on rights for family members of people granted asylum in Austria. ...Devamını Oku
17 Mar 2025
• Bosnia on the brink: Bosnian state prosecutors on Wednesday ordered the arrest of Serb separatist leader Milorad Dodik and his aides for ignoring a court summons, a move which Dodik pledged to resist with help from Russia in a widening standoff over the fragile country. What happened? Dodik, the president of Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic, was sentenced to a year in jail and banned from holding office for six years in a court ruling for defying rulings by the i...Devamını Oku
17 Mar 2025
• Turkey and the EU: In midst of Europe's search for a new security paradigm, Turkey and the EU are showing signs of rapprochement, but not without scepticism. Statement: " It is Türkiye and its full EU membership that can save the European Union from its deadlock, ranging from the economy to defense and from politics to international standing, " Erdoğan said in a televised speech last week. Turkey can throw a “lifeline” to the EU’s rapidly aging economy and work fo...Devamını Oku
03 Mar 2025
• Judicial independence protest: Thousands of Hungarian judges, court staff and supporters marched to the ministry of justice in Budapest on Saturday, demanding judicial independence, freedom of expression for judges and better pay. Zoom out: The independence of Hungary's courts has been a contentious issue, causing a rift between Prime Minister Viktor Orban's nationalist government and the European Union.
24 Şub 2025
• "Trump was right": The European Union's member states need to increase defence spending to keep pace with the threats facing the continent, its foreign policy chief has warned. The quote: Kaja Kallas, who served as prime minister of Estonia until July 2024, said "every euro spent on school, healthcare and welfare [was] vulnerable" if the bloc didn't maintain strong defences. US President Donald Trump was right to criticise Europe's spending, which sits at an avera...Devamını Oku
03 Şub 2025
• New gas ambitions: Turkey is launching a diplomatic effort to restart energy negotiations with the European Union, eyeing the prospect of becoming a major supplier of natural gas, after previous discussions were derailed by tensions with Cyprus, writes Politico. Big picture: As well as transiting Azerbaijani gas and exporting its own domestic reserves, Turkey imports fuel from Russia via the TurkStream pipeline under the Black Sea. After the Kremlin's agreement ...Devamını Oku
27 Oca 2025
Opinion | Romania's annulled elections: Putting democracy to test
Romania's Constitutional Court canceled the first round of the elections two days before the second round. The reason? Russian interference. Any evidence? None. The events of the last few weeks in Romania make us question once again how democratic those who call themselves liberals really are. The answer is worrying.
• Fearing Russian sabotage: A day after the Finnish authorities seized an oil tanker suspected of severing vital undersea cables, NATO said on Friday that it would step up security in northern seas and the European Union threatened new sanctions against Russia amid growing concern about a covert campaign to sabotage European infrastructure. Important note: The authorities said the tanker might be part of Russia’s "shadow fleet," which President Putin has used to cir...Devamını Oku
30 Ara 2024
• Schengen expansion: Seventeen years after Romania and Bulgaria joined the European Union, they have been given the green light to become members of its border-free Schengen travel zone. A step back: Although border checks were lifted on travel by air and sea for the two countries last March, it was only last month that Austria lifted its resistance to ending border checks by land.
16 Ara 2024
• Georgia protests: Mass protests in Georgia fueled by the governing party’s decision to suspend negotiations on joining the European Union entered a second week on Thursday, with police cracking down on the protesters with increasing force in an attempt to curb the demonstrations. Furthermore: Opposition MPs, journalists and protestors alike are suffering from police violence. At least 300 people are reportedly arrested.
09 Ara 2024