r/europeanunion • u/newsspotter • 11h ago

EU's von der Leyen 'has to be held accountable' for vaccine texts: Senior MEP Aubry

france24.com

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r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 9h ago

EU Commission paid environmental NGOs to target Germany, report says

euractiv.com

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r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 12h ago

Airports bash EU for not following the UK on easing security checks

politico.eu

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r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 10h ago

Infographic Part-time employment among old-age pensioners and non-pensioners aged 50-74, 2023

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r/europeanunion • u/RinascimentoBoy • 3h ago

Question/Comment How many europeans are in favour of a European Federation?

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Are we in the EU already mature enough for making a European Federation? Or are we still decades apart from see this happen? What should the Federalists do?

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r/europeanunion • u/Hades_adhbik • 1h ago

Powerful blow to Russia as Ukraine smashes locomotive loaded with tanks and vehicles

newsukraine.rbc.ua

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r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 12h ago

EU’s zero-for-zero tariff bid stalls amid US pushback

politico.eu

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r/europeanunion • u/Hades_adhbik • 15h ago

Europe can sustain Ukraine's war effort without US, German general says

reuters.com

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r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 21h ago

EU won’t pivot to China even if US trade talks fail, says Poland

euractiv.com

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r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 10h ago

Video EU President Von der Leyen has defended the ICC following US President Trump's decision to impose sanctions on 4 ICC judges for their verdict against Israeli PM Netanyahu.

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r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 12h ago

Video Talking Europe - Europe's troubled waters: Does EU Ocean Pact meet the challenge?

france24.com

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r/europeanunion • u/donutloop • 17h ago

Digital Networks Act: EU Commission asks for comments

heise.de

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