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Spain's Economic Model Triggers Political Tension in the European Union
Pedro Sánchez's policies on immigration, fiscal discipline, and joint EU debt are fueling skepticism among Spain's European partners.
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European transport network is not prepared for climate apocalypse: Forecasts of billions in damages
A new study by the Vrije Universiteit Brussel warns that European infrastructure – roads, railways, and ports – is critically vulnerable to extreme weather events.
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New EU Reform: Airlines to Pay for Emissions, Industry to Receive Decarbonization Incentives
The European Commission proposes a massive reform of the Emissions Trading System (ETS). From 2029, international flights will be required to pay for CO2, while industrial giants will receive free quotas only upon investing in ecology.
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Bulgaria and six other EU countries seek support from Brussels due to decline in tourism
A group of member states, including Bulgaria, Romania, and Poland, have sent an official request to the European Commission for support for eastern border regions affected by geopolitical instability.
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Europe is protected from oil disruptions, but the risk of a long-term conflict in the Middle East remains
The European Commission assures that oil supplies to the EU are stable, but warns that the escalation of tension in the Middle East could change market dynamics in the coming months.
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Belgium calls on EU for united front against new US tariffs on medicines
The Belgian Foreign Ministry is calling for a coordinated response from Brussels against Donald Trump's plans to impose 100% tariffs on the import of generic drugs.
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EU Court to decide whether penalties for medical residents violate European law
The European Court will consider whether contracts for medical residents, which include financial penalties for early departure, restrict the free movement of labor within the EU.
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European Commission outlines social model priorities: focus on AI and job quality
The EC presented an assessment of the European Pillar of Social Rights. A new group will be created to analyze the impact of artificial intelligence on employment, alongside the introduction of a 'Quality Jobs Act'.
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Cultural Clash in Venice: Biennale to Challenge EU Decision to Cut €2 Million Due to Russia
Organizers of the Venice Biennale have announced their intention to challenge the European Commission's decision to withdraw €2 million in funding following the decision to allow the return of a Russian national pavilion.
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Battle for Power in the European Parliament: What Lies Ahead After the Summer?
MEPs are preparing for a redistribution of key positions in the European Parliament. Committee chairmanships and the institution's most influential posts are at stake.
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Bulgaria prepares to become a key partner in the new European ocean observation program
The Minister of Education and Science announced the country's readiness to join the common European system for scientific research and marine environment data exchange.
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Pay Transparency in the EU: New Rules for Job Advertisements and the Fight Against Gender Discrimination
The European Union is introducing strict pay transparency rules. Employers will be required to state salaries in job advertisements, and candidates will be prohibited from being asked about their previous income during interviews.
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Hungary Demands Return of Billions from EU: Imposed Migration Fines are "Politicized"
The Hungarian government has called on Brussels to stop the daily sanctions of 1 million euros and to refund already paid funds, labeling them unfair in Europe's new political context.
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Record Google fine to ease European countries' budgets
Google's €4.6 billion payment following the Android antitrust case will go directly into the EU budget, reducing contributions from national governments.
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Bulgaria ranks fourth in the EU in number of judges per capita
According to the latest Eurostat data, Bulgaria holds leading positions in the European Union regarding the density of judicial officials relative to the number of citizens.