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German climate boss calls for citizen relief as domestic carbon pricing raises €13 billion
The German scheme is a precursor to an EU-wide carbon price on heating and transport, which will kick in from 2027.
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The Brief – Don’t worry, there’s only one Orbán
Europe has the time and tools to keep Austria from veering into full Orbánism.
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Polish farming minister pushes to link Ukraine agricultural trade talks with EU-Mercosur deal
Czesław Siekierski has led a crusade against further trade liberalisation with Ukraine unless EU farmers are protected.
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German lessons for EU dialogue on food policy
What ZKL's experience says about the future of the European Board for Food and Agriculture.
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Poland sets presidential election for May
Polls favour Warsaw's mayor Rafał Trzaskowski over the historian Karol Nawrocki.
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Europe reacts to Trump’s threat to Greenland
While the Commission appeared unmoved by Trump's comments, France and Germany offered firmer criticism.
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German chancellor hopeful says no to defence spending targets
Suggestions of specific targets above 2% tend to be hotly contested in Berlin.
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US to lift visa requirement for Romanian citizens
At present, Cyprus, Romania, and Bulgaria are the only EU countries whose nationals still need a visa to enter the US.
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Italian journalist Cecilia Sala released from Iranian prison
The Italian government said on Wednesday morning that Sala was on a flight from Tehran to Italy.
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Austrian Foreign Minister Schallenberg appointed as interim chancellor
The appointment is meant to ensure the continuity of official business until a new coalition is formed.
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CJEU orders Commission to pay €400 for unlawful personal data transfer to the US
But activist Schrems is sceptical about the CJEU decision that data staying on a US cloud provider in the EU is not a EUDPR's breach.
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France insists EU defence funds stay in Europe
It is better to do nothing than to harm, Lecornu said.
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CJEU verdicts incoming, Macron wades in on Musk-Weidel X interview
An eye on the Tech developments emerging mid-week including new CJEU rulings on GDPR, AI protection of deepsea cables, and French rhetoric on digital sovereignty.
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The Transnistria crisis explained
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Strasbourg court rules against Bulgaria over unfair trial of MEP Elena Yoncheva, the soaring support for Spain's far-right parties, and so much more.
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Strasbourg court rules against Bulgaria over unfair MEP trial
The court has ordered Bulgaria to pay Yoncheva €8,000.
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Czech police seek to prosecute far-right leader over inciting hatred
Okamura's campaign in last year's EU elections was heavily criticised for racist imagery.
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Poland’s PiS appeals for help in state subsidy case
The National Election Commission rejected PiS's financial report for 2023.
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Slovak government threatens Ukraine with withdrawal of EU membership support
Hlas-SD said if President Zelenskyy wants to be seen as a partner, he must act accordingly.
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Trump says NATO members should spend 5% of GDP on defence
Still two weeks away from taking office, Donald Trump has begun outlining an aggressive foreign policy with little regard to diplomatic considerations or the concerns of US allies.
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Rise of Spanish far-right supported by new poll
If SALF joined forces with Vox, both far-right-wing parties would gather 16% of the vote.
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