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European Union · RomaniaApproximately two-thirds of EU country citizens are concerned about EU security, indicating the results of an opinion poll conducted at the request of the European Commission, writes Agerpres.See the Story
Three European leaders are concerned about EU security. The war in Ukraine is seen as the greatest challenge.
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Simon Harris · EnglandEuropean Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said she will formally ask countries to put the names of a man and a woman forward to help her form a gender-balanced team of CommissionersSee the Story
Taoiseach doubles down on nomination for Michael McGrath as EU Commissioner
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European Union · North HollandThe European Commission has approved, under EU state aid rules, the Dutch government's plan to invest EUR2 billion (USD2.2 billion) in the construction of the new Pallas research reactor in Petten, the Netherlands.See the Story
EU approves Dutch state aid for Pallas : New Nuclear - World Nuclear News
European Union · MaltaCivil society NGO i-Kollettiv has called for electoral reform and a transparency register for politicians, saying that the country deserves serious and transparent governance. The group issued a statement in reaction to the European Commission’s rule of law report, which highlighted stagnation in Malta when it comes to media freedom and anti-corruption measures. In response...See the Story
NGO calls for reform after EU report highlights rule of law shortcomings
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European Union · SloveniaTalks on Slovenia's expectations for a minister in the European Commission are ongoing, Tomaž Vesel, who has been confirmed by the government as a candidate for European Commissioner, told STA today. He added that he had personal preferences regarding the Commissioner's position, highlighting the areas of the EU's budget, administration, enlargement and democratic arrangements.See the Story
STA: I would be happy to have in Brussels departments related to the budget, administration and EU enlargement
European Union · BudapestThe European Commission is considering freezing even more EU funds for Hungary due to a law that, according to Brussels, violates democratic EU values. European Commissioner Didier Reynders tells the Hungarian newspaper Népszava that the suspension of cohesion funds is not ruled out due to the Hungarian Sovereign Protection Law.See the Story