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Top EU Observer News

NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

NATO · United States

NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

34% Center coverage: 95 sources

NATO countries agreed a statement on Sunday for their upcoming summit that sets a goal of 5% of GDP for annual defence and security-related spending by 2035, overcoming objections from Spain, diplomats said. See the Story

EU Signals Israel May Breach Human Rights Pact, Weighs Trade Sanctions

Middle East · Gaza

EU Signals Israel May Breach Human Rights Pact, Weighs Trade Sanctions

43% Center coverage: 81 sources

Canada-Europe security and defence pact to be signed Monday in Brussels

Canadian Foreign Policy · Canada

Canada-Europe security and defence pact to be signed Monday in Brussels

46% Left coverage: 57 sources

Blindspots

Water Cutoff Could Spark War: Bilawal

Low coverage from Left Sources

Water Cutoff Could Spark War: Bilawal

Greece to deploy frigates off Libya to curb increased migrant flows, PM says

42% Center coverage: 14 sources

Greece will deploy two frigates and one more vessel off Libya's territorial waters to deter migrants from arriving at its southern islands of Crete and Gavdos, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Monday. Greece Politics · Greece See the Story

EU halts talks on law tackling companies' fake 'green' claims

37% Center coverage: 11 sources

European Union · Brussels See the Story

MEPs confirm absence at UN Seville aid summit, after rightwing vote

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The European Parliament has joined the United States in not attending a key development finance summit in Seville next week after rightwing MEPs voted down its position paper on the summit. Many analysts are now warning of the end of development assistance.European Parliament · Seville Read Article

Emilio De Capitani — The lone legal battler fighting ‘confidentiality by default’

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The 78-year old Italian Emilio De Capitani is a gamekeeper turned poacher — going from working for the European Parliament, to using every legal trick in the book to try to force open the ‘black box’ of EU decision making.European Parliament · Italy Read Article

EU racism is fuelling injustice, from Brussels to Gaza and Tehran

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The colonial lens shapes how Europe responds to the Palestinian struggle. By framing Gaza solely as a humanitarian crisis, rather than recognising it as the outcome of decades of Israeli occupation and apartheid, EU leaders have sought to sanitise and depoliticise Palestinian suffering, writes Shada Islam.European Union · Gaza Read Article

Council moves to drastically limit scope of EU due diligence rules

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

EU member state negotiators agreed to scale back the Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), limiting it to corporate giants with at least 5,000 staff and €1.5bn in turnover. Only six member states have companies large enough to fall under the revised law: France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Spain.European Union See the Story

Big Oil: over 1,000 lobby meetings with MEPs in under a year

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Just as far-right forces crack down on civil society dealing with the climate, a new study reveals that lobbyists from the top fossil-fuel industry organisations had over 1,000 MEP meetings within less than a year.Brussels · Brussels Read Article

Afghan Refugees in Iran Trapped Between War and Deportations

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

As the Iran-Israel conflict intensified, thousands of undocumented Afghan refugees found themselves trapped in a country that neither welcomes nor protects them, facing not only the threat of airstrikes but also a deepening web of systemic discrimination, restricted movement, and mass deportations. Zahra, in her 20s, arrived in Iran nine months ago to apply for an Irish visa after being accepted into a PhD programme at the University of Galway. …Refugees · Tehran See the Story

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