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  • EU Initiates Collective Arms Procurement Financed by Community Budget for the First Occasion

    EU Initiates Collective Arms Procurement Financed by Community Budget for the First Occasion

    The European Commission has declared a major advancement by financing a collective procurement initiative for armaments on behalf of EU member states, primarily intended for Ukraine. In particular, the Commission has green-lit funding for five transnational projects, amounting to 300 million euros, designed to streamline joint defense product acquisitions in three crucial domains: air and…

  • The European Parliament Observes a Moment of Silence for DANA Victims in Spain

    Brussels – On Wednesday, the European Parliament observed a moment of silence to pay tribute to the victims of the floods caused by the DANA weather event, which severely impacted the eastern and southern parts of Spain, particularly the Valencian Community. This moment of reflection was called for by the President of the European Parliament,…

  • COP29: Issues Highlighted Regarding Emission Cuts as Leaders Disagree on Climate Financing

    COP29: Issues Highlighted Regarding Emission Cuts as Leaders Disagree on Climate Financing

    Listen to this article narrated by OpenAI (Beta). Please note that AI translations may take some time to complete. At the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, a coalition of leaders from developed and climate-sensitive nations called for increased climate financing on Wednesday. The UN has suggested that 2024 is expected to…

  • COP29: Divisions Among Leaders on Climate Financing as Urgent Demands for Emission Cuts Arise

    Listen to the article read by OpenAI (Beta). Please bear in mind that AI translations might require some time for processing. A group of leaders from both developed nations and countries vulnerable to climate change called for enhanced climate funding on Wednesday at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan. The UN…

  • European Commission Warns Belgium About Rising Public Spending

    European Commission Warns Belgium About Rising Public Spending

    Brussels – Projections indicate that the Belgian budget deficit may rise to 4.9 percent of GDP by 2025 if existing policies remain in effect. An increase in spending on pensions and social benefits, along with climbing interest costs for refinancing national debt, could elevate the debt ratio beyond 105 percent in the coming year. This…

  • European Commission Notifies Belgium Regarding Rising Government Spending

    Brussels – If current policies do not change, Belgium’s budget deficit is predicted to hit 4.9 percent of GDP by 2025. This rise is linked to increasing costs for pensions and social benefits, alongside greater interest expenses related to the refinancing of national debt, which is anticipated to surpass 105 percent by next year. The…

  • “Greece’s Growth Trajectory in 2025 and 2026: Outpacing Eurozone and EU Averages”

    “Greece’s Growth Trajectory in 2025 and 2026: Outpacing Eurozone and EU Averages”

    The economic growth of Greece is anticipated to stay “strong” and surpass the averages of both the eurozone and the EU for the years 2025 and 2026, as per the autumn economic predictions published by the Commission today. Related: The budget reveals a primary surplus of €13.489 billion for the first ten months of the…

  • N. Papathanasis: Vocational training in cutting-edge sectors through DYPA is included in the Recovery Fund

    N. Papathanasis: Vocational training in cutting-edge sectors through DYPA is included in the Recovery Fund

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  • The EU is financing joint arms purchases from the community budget for the first time

    The EU is financing joint arms purchases from the community budget for the first time

    The European Commission announced that, for the first time, it funded a joint procurement of weapons on behalf of EU countries, most of which are destined for Ukraine. Specifically, the Commission approved the funding of five cross-border projects, worth 300 million euros, to support joint defense product procurements by member states in three critical areas:…

  • Photo exhibition in the EP commemorated the anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, and Metsolová also came

    Photo exhibition in the EP commemorated the anniversary of the Velvet Revolution, and Metsolová also came

    “`html Brussels – The President of the European Parliament (EP) Roberta Metsola and another hundred people, including several Slovak MEPs, attended the opening of a documentary photo exhibition entitled “We Want Freedom” on Tuesday. It was prepared in the premises of the EP’s Brussels headquarters by the quaestor of the EU legislative body, Miriam Lexmann…