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Bratislava – Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) informed European Council President Antonio Costa about the National Council of Slovakia’s recent decision regarding EU anti-Russian sanctions. The parliament’s resolution urges the Slovak government not to endorse sanctions at the international level that could harm the nation’s interests. Fico announced this development on soc

New York (Eurotoday Newspaper) – More than 130 global leaders of news and press freedom organizations called on world leaders, governments, and international institutions on Thursday to act immediately to ensure  journalists from outside Gaza are given immediate, independent access to the territory, in a blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener nofollow”>letter coordinated by the Commit

Schwab, who left the organization in April amid an investigation into his behavior, informed the Financial Times that he and Lagarde had talked about her leaving before her term at the ECB ended in 2027, claiming that an apartment was reserved for her in the WEF’s Villa Mundi complex by Lake Geneva.
The ECB initially responded by stating Lagarde “has always been fully committed to delivering on he

The Second High-Level Conference of General Directors of Customs from the Western Balkans and EU member states is set to take place in Tirana in mid-June, focusing on enhancing cooperation among these nations.
Entitled “Customs Partnership for a Connected Europe – Deepening CEFTA-EU Customs Cooperation for Uninterrupted Links,” the conference will be held on June 12.
This marks the first gatherin

Beijing (Eurotoday) – After EU foreign policy leader Kaja Kallas voiced worries about Beijing’s aggressive actions in the strategically significant waterway, China called on the European Union to cease “provoking trouble” in the South China Sea.
On Thursday, the Chinese embassy in the Philippines cautioned Manila against “fantasising” about depending on external forces to settle issues in the So

The European Commission has gained significant influence in its ongoing conflict with Budapest regarding fundamental rights. Tensions recently rose when Orbán’s government banned Pride events in March and authorized police to use biometric cameras to identify organizers and attendees.
Although advocate-general opinions are nonbinding, they often indicate the court’s likely final decisi

European Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič and U.S. Trade Representative Jamison Greer met in Paris in a favorable environment. Following the meeting, Mr. Šefčovič shared on X that it was a “productive and constructive meeting” held during the Trade Ministerial.
“We are moving in the right direction at a good pace and keeping in close contact to sustain the momentum,” the Trade Commissioner noted

Deurne (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – OLT Rivierenhof in Deurne has installed a new sound system ahead of the summer concert season, aiming to reduce noise nuisance for local residents.
As a result, there should be reduced noise pollution for park visitors and walkers.
“We have to keep the volume under control in this green park environment”, it sounds.
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Der Kanzler besucht Washington, um erstmals als Amtsinhaber auf Donald Trump zu treffen, wobei sie sich bereits flüchtig kennen. Welche Erwartungen gibt es in den USA zu diesem Treffen, und wie wird es in Washington wahrgenommen? Soll Friedrich Merz die volle Aufmerksamkeit des US-Präsidenten bekommen? Gordon Repinski diskutiert diese Fragen mit Jonathan Martin in Washington, D.C. Mit Rixa Fürsen

Apostolos Tzitzikostas, Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism, was honored as a Lord of the Ecumenical Patriarchate during a special ceremony at the Phanar.
The title of “Lord Kyaisotor” was awarded to him for the first time, as noted by Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew in his speech.
“The Holy Great Church of Christ, always upholding the Christian way of life and the blessed progres