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According to the Prime Minister, this is a fundamental basis and the position of the Czech Republic within the extraordinary European Council summit in February, fundamentally addressing the future of European industry and the impacts of…

The Minister of Finance of the Slovak Republic, Ladislav Kamenický, pointed out that the budget for 2027 will be prepared in accordance with the fiscal rules of the European Commission. …

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico described as false the claims of the weekly Politico that at the EU summit he spoke about the poor mental state of U.S. President Donald Trump. …

Former employee of the Agricultural Paying Agency Zuzana Šubová described at a CONT committee hearing how the financial interests of the EU are being endangered in Slovakia. …

France has the right to ban social networks for those under 15, as provided for in a bill passed on first reading by French deputies, the European Commission said on Tuesday, although it will be responsible…

The Cypriot presidency is paying attention to regular and open dialogue with the Western Balkans, and North Macedonia remains part of the Union’s enlargement process. Cyprus recognizes North Macedonia’s commitment to advancing reforms and aligning with…

The EU member states have now formally approved the autumn agreement to gradually phase out all gas imports from Russia. By November 1, 2027 at the latest, all Russian natural gas must be gone from the…

Austria’s Minister of Agriculture Norbert Totschnig is calling for the long-announced EU-wide indication of origin for food products. This is also necessary because of the free trade agreements. Consumers have the right to know where these…

The WhatsApp messaging application, owned by the American group Meta, will be subject to stricter rules in Europe after being added on Monday to the list of “very large online platforms,” the European Commission announced. …