Category: Europe in brief AI

– I really don’t see much substance if bilateral issues and bilateral disputes are what determine whether countries should become full members within the EU, said Mickoski. …

Parliamentary delegations from Southeast European countries at the COSAP conference in Sarajevo agreed that European integration should be accelerated and regional inter-parliamentary cooperation strengthened. …

Sweden, Bulgaria, and Portugal are being taken to the EU court for failing to meet requirements for reduced ammonia emissions. Latvia due to nitrogen oxide and NMVOC emissions. …

The representative in the European Parliament and chairman of the Delegation for relations with Bosnia and Herzegovina, Davor Ivo Stier, emphasized that the countries of the Western Balkans, including Bosnia and Herzegovina, now have the opportunity…

The European Union does not rule out that COP30 could end “without an agreement,” as the draft text from the Brazilian presidency is not ambitious enough on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the European Commissioner for Climate…

Bosnia and Herzegovina marks thirty years since the Dayton Peace Agreement, which ended the war but left a complex and often dysfunctional political system. This anniversary prompts discussions about the achievements and limitations of the agreement,…

A front of at least seven EU countries, led by Italy, has reiterated its opposition to the idea of unifying agricultural funds and cohesion funds into a single ‘national fund’ in the future European budget. …

The European Commissioner for Climate Transition expressed on Thursday her “deep disappointment,” the day after the member states voted to postpone for an additional year a law against deforestation. …

State Secretary of the Ministry of Investments of the Slovak Republic Richard Maraček presented to the European Commission the planned investments in healthcare, development, and innovations. …