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Top EU Observer News

17 EU countries sound alarm over Hungarian LGBTQ+ laws

Viktor Orbán · Hungary

17 EU countries sound alarm over Hungarian LGBTQ+ laws

46% Left coverage: 59 sources

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

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 says See the Story

EU Members Playing The Waiting Game On New Russia Sanctions

Donald Trump · Russia

EU Members Playing The Waiting Game On New Russia Sanctions

Coverage: 5 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.See the Story

EU Officials Head to Washington After Trump's 50-Percent Steel Tariff

Coverage: 4 sources

EU officials are heading for Washington to hold talks with their US counterparts in a bid to head off 50 percent duties on steel exports.Donald Trump See the Story

EU-Funded Hydrogen Projects in Africa Face Major Cost Increases, Study Warns

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The cost of EU-funded green hydrogen projects across Africa is likely to be far higher than previously thought to produce hydrogen that can be exported to Europe, according to new research.European Union 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 Read Article

Edgar Buckley — Enabler of Nato’s Article V on 9/11

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

With US-Europe relations at a swift and unprecedented nadir, one obscure Nato official remembers when Washington and Brussels spoke with one voice — the night of Tuesday, 11 September 2001.Mark Rutte · Washington See the Story

Luisa Albera — Saving lives in the Mediterranean

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Luisa Albera is the lead rescue coordinator onboard the Ocean Viking rescue ship, operated by SOS Mediterranee, an international civil organisation dedicated to saving migrants’ lives at sea. Her skill and experience led to the largest rescue ever carried out by the Ocean Viking, some 80 nautical miles north of Libya during the summer of 2021.Immigration · Libya Read Article

EU Oceans Pact — time for commission to be enforcer, not just architect

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

There is one clear lesson from our time in office regarding the new EU Oceans Pact — ambition on paper must be matched by accountability in practice, warn two former EU fisheries commissioners. Too often, weak leadership and political hesitation have allowed member states to bypass or delay implementation.European Union See the Story

'Mid-term rentals': the new haven for investors to keep ahead of housing regulations

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

As short-term rental regulations grow, investors are shifting towards so-called 'mid-term' accommodation. With legal frameworks often ignoring rentals longer than 30 days, rising demand from students and mobile workers has created a new haven for real-estate capital — deepening pressure on housing markets.Read Article

Flight delays, Moldova, 2026 budget and Nato meeting in focus This WEEK

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

EU ministers will focus on transport and digital issues this week, including flight-delay rights, vehicle registration, satellite connectivity, and cybersecurity. Items also on this week's agenda include Ukraine's Nato meeting, the 2026 EU budget, enlargement talks with Moldova, and rule-of-law concerns in Slovakia.NATO · Chisinau Read Article

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