Belgium, Germany, Italy, Seek ‘Emergency Brake’ on New EU Laws
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The German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, the Italian Prime Minister George Meloni and the Belgian Prime Minister Bart de Vever, in a letter to the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, proposed the introduction of an "emergency brake" mechanism in the EU for burdensome EU-level bills. The leaders of Germany, Italy and Belgium stated that the European Union capitals should be entitled to stop new legislative initiatives from Brussels if …
Germany, Italy and Belgium have proposed introducing a "stopcock" for new EU laws
Germany, Italy and Belgium have proposed introducing a "stopcock" for new EU laws. The mechanism will make it possible to stop initiatives that create an excessive burden on businesses and governments.According to Politico, German Chancellor Friedrich...
Letter of the leaders ahead of the EU Council to deepen some roads. Premier in Assolombarda: 'On energy need structural and long-term responses' (ANSA)
The President of the Council, Giorgia Meloni, sent, together with the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and the Belgian Prime Minister Bart De Wever, a letter to the President of the European Council António Costa, with a view to the European Council of 15 and 16 October. The initiative, explain sources of Palazzo Chigi, follows the meeting of the... Read more The article Meloni, Merz and De Wever write to Costa: "Private energy investment course…
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