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Dutch Prime Minister Schoof steps down after Wilders quits coalition

Dutch Politics · Netherlands

Dutch Prime Minister Schoof steps down after Wilders quits coalition

42% Center coverage: 80 sources

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof on Tuesday said he would step down, several hours after anti-Muslim populist Geert Wilders, leader of the largest government party, had quit the right-wing coalition.See the Story

EU Extends Asylum Protections for Ukrainian Refugees, Stressed as ‘Temporary’

Ursula Von Der Leyen · Ukraine

EU Extends Asylum Protections for Ukrainian Refugees, Stressed as ‘Temporary’

41% Left coverage: 17 sources

The European Union's Internal Affairs and Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner spoke Wednesday in Brussels, Belgium to announce the EU has extended its deadline in regard to the unchallenged, but temporary, provision of See the Story

U.S. and Europe Trade Negotiators Say Progress but No Breakthroughs

Jens Stoltenberg · San Antonio

U.S. and Europe Trade Negotiators Say Progress but No Breakthroughs

46% Left coverage: 11 sources

"I am pleased that negotiations are advancing quickly," said U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.See the Story

EU Members Playing The Waiting Game On New Russia Sanctions

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

When the European Commission started briefing EU states last month on the next sanctions package expected to be imposed on Russia, the 27 member nations expected concrete written proposals to follow. They're still waiting.Donald Trump See the Story

EU Science Advisers Put Clamp on Carbon Credits to Meet 2040 Climate Target

Coverage: 7 sources

Allowing market instruments would damage bloc’s credibility, board saysClimate Change See the Story

Marion Lalisse — EU’s combating anti-Muslim hatred coordinator keeps us in the dark

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Marion Lalisse was appointed by the European Commission as coordinator for combating anti-Muslim hatred. But EUobserver’s attempts to squeeze responses out of the commission on her behalf have been a near impossible endeavour, highlighting possible institutionalised racism for a minority under constant attack.European Union · Brussels Read Article

Frivolous copyright claims ‘censor’ Investigate Europe's gambling exposé

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

An investigation into blacklisted online casinos has been the target of bogus infringement claims sent to Google by unnamed actors. MEPs are asking for journalistic work to be better protected and for a Europe-wide crackdown on unlicensed gambling.Google Read Article

The political calculus behind the EU's shift on Ukraine agri-imports

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Trade benefits, which suspended tariffs and quotas on Ukrainian agri-food exports to support the cash-strapped Ukrainian economy after the Russian invasion in 2022, will not be renewed for the third time. The decision has been questioned by Ukrainian experts, while the country's farming unions predict potential losses of up to €1.5bn.Tariffs · Ukraine Read Article

Frontex wants greater intelligence access as EU mulls expanding powers

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Frontex, the EU's border agency, wants more access to data and intelligence as part of a wish-list of expanded powers.European Union · Belgium Read Article

The EU Needs to Research Its Own Oligarchic Capture

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

From tax codes to agricultural subsidies, from philanthropic networks to media empires, oligarchs are shaping the future of Europe — and perhaps few in Brussels dare to name it.European Union · Belgium See the Story

Leak of EU's full 2024 Gaza report piles pressure on Israel

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The leak of an internal EU paper from 2024 spelling out Israel's "war crimes" in Gaza will make it harder to claim Tel Aviv merits keeping free trade perks.War Crimes · Gaza See the Story

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