EU chief slams ‘extremist’ censure motion ahead of confidence vote

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen Monday dismissed a far-right sponsored motion of no confidence against her as a conspiracy theory-laden attempt to undermine European unity, ahead of a vote that casts renewed scrutiny on her leadership. The rare challenge has virtually no chance of unseating the conservative European Commission president when a vote is…

18 EU Nations Demand Simplification of Deforestation Law

18 EU Nations Demand Simplification of Deforestation Law

EU Countries Push for Simplification of Deforestation Law Eighteen European Union countries have expressed concerns over the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), urging the European Commission to initiate a process of “simplification” and potentially delay its implementation. The request was outlined in a letter, which was shared with Euronews, highlighting the need for coordinated action across…

Poland’s Border Crackdown: The End of European Free Movement?

The Resurgence of Border Controls in Europe Border controls are making a comeback across Europe, a region once known for its free-travel zone. This development has sparked debates about whether these measures are addressing real issues or merely serving as political gestures. When Poland introduced border checks with Germany and Lithuania this week, it marked…

Europe Urged to Boost Support for Ukraine

Europe’s Commitment to Ukraine Amid Shifting Dynamics European leaders are intensifying their efforts to support Ukraine as the geopolitical landscape continues to evolve. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, emphasized the need for increased aid following the United States’ decision to pause some weapons shipments to Ukraine. This move has prompted a…