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Brussels suggests €7.4 billion for CAP and €143 million for fisheries in Portugal through 2034
The European Commission has proposed that Portugal receive 7.4 billion euros for the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and 142.5 million euros for fisheries as part of the long-term budget from 2028 to 2034. This proposal, shared with Lusa agency, outlines the minimum allocations for these policies under the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). The total…
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Macron Teases Trump’s Nobel Aspirations Following UN Speech
“I observe a U.S. president who is proactive, desires peace, and aims for the Nobel Peace Prize. But achieving the Nobel Peace Prize is contingent upon ending this war,” Macron stated on Tuesday. “We must exert pressure on the Israeli government to halt this war and secure the release of the 48 hostages,” he added.…
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Ursula Von der Leyen’s State of the Union: Charting Europe’s Independent Future
It was the State of the Union speech plotting a future path for Europe which steadfastly did not mention Donald Trump’s name once. There were references aplenty to Europe, Russia, danger, democracy and the need to ‘fight’ in the 7500-word address, but nothing on the current US president. “Europe is in a fight – for…
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Index: Housing Conditions Rank Fifth Worst in the Czech Republic Among EU Countries
Prague – The living conditions in the Czech Republic are currently ranked as the fifth worst in the EU. Although the country maintains its position from last year, certain indicators have shifted. The average cost of an apartment is now approximately 13.6 times the average annual salary, marking the third worst scenario in the EU.…
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EU to Send Alcohol to Indonesia — But It Doesn’t Want You to Know
“We are not publicizing it too loudly because of the sensitivity for our partners,” a senior EU official told POLITICO. The official was granted anonymity to speak freely, as were others quoted in this piece. “You asked the question, so I’m answering — but we didn’t want this in the headlines.” Behind the scenes, EU…
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Roswall Advocates for Increased Breaks in Rainforest Regulations
Brussels – The European Union’s new regulations on deforestation, aimed at curbing rainforest destruction, may face another delay. Environment Commissioner Jessika Roswall cites IT challenges as the reason. “We are worried about the IT system due to the volume of data that must be managed. Consequently, we will request a one-year extension,” stated Roswall before…
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Ostend Enhances Police Surveillance with 6 Officers, 334 Drug Reports
Ostend (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Ostend faces rising drug crime with shootings, stabbings, and a murder. Police Chief Hannelore Hochepied deployed 6 extra officers; 334 drug reports were issued. Mayor John Crombez announced added safety measures. As VRT News reported, during Monday evening’s, Sep 22, 2025, city council meeting in Ostend, council members raised concerns…
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Germany’s Klingbeil Announces Record Investment, But Warns of Belt-Tightening Ahead
In recent conversations, it has become clear how challenging it is to articulate to citizens the need for substantial future investments while also making significant cuts to the core budget. Both actions are crucial. We must modernize the state and manage ongoing expenses. Most new investments planned for next year will be drawn from special…


