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Because now Meloni is stronger in Europe

Because now Meloni is stronger in Europe

For weeks the appointment of Raffaele Fitto has been in the balance, with the Italian minister risking being stripped of his position as vice-president of the European Commission. But in the end Giorgia Meloni’s man not only won, but brought home another important result for the prime minister: the Conservatives and Reformists (Ecr), the European group of which Fratelli d’Italia ...

Orbán's man weakened, the Hungarian commissioner's powers over reproductive health were taken away

Orbán’s man weakened, the Hungarian commissioner’s powers over reproductive health were taken away

In the end the green light arrived for the Hungarian commissioner, but Viktor Orbán’s man was deprived of some of the responsibilities initially assigned to him. MEPs are calling on Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to withdraw oversight of the protection of reproductive rights and the management of pandemics from them. Approved but with fewer powers After a long ...

Thick vice-president of the European Commission: agreement in the balance in Brussels

Thick vice-president of the European Commission: agreement in the balance in Brussels

The decision on Raffaele Fitto, candidate to become executive vice-president of the European Commission, is in the balance. When it seemed that the political parties of the EU Parliament had found an agreement that would allow the Italian to get the green light from the Chamber, at the last second a clash over the Spanish socialist Teresa Ribera reopened the ...

Soon Bulgaria and Romania will be full members of Schengen

Soon Bulgaria and Romania will be full members of Schengen

Bulgaria and Romania could join Schengen fully by the end of the year. Austria would have decided to eliminate its veto which was keeping the practice suspended, with Vienna pushing to maintain border controls fearing an increase in irregular immigration. The first steps The two Eastern European countries joined the European Union in 2007, but only at the beginning of ...

Scholz determined to run again, but the party splits

Scholz determined to run again, but the party splits

Olaf Scholz’s return trip from the G20 in Rio de Janeiro will certainly be accompanied by quite a bit of turbulence. Political turmoil, which is growing among the leaders of the German Social Democratic Party, divided on the candidate to propose for the chancellorship race. A possible official decision on Scholz’s candidacy was expected by the end of the month, ...

Weaken Meloni's man: so Italy will not have control of the Pnrr billions

Weaken Meloni’s man: so Italy will not have control of the Pnrr billions

Major maneuvers underway in Brussels on the management of the funds of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. According to what the Politico newspaper reveals, Ursula von der Leyen is evaluating a reform of the staff who manage the money attributed by the European Union to the Member States through the Recovery Fund. The EU Commission is thinking of moving ...

"2025 the year of peace". But Russia is ready to go nuclear

“2025 the year of peace”. But Russia is ready to go nuclear

A thousand days. They are those that have passed since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Kiev has little to celebrate and an even worse situation seems to be looming on the horizon. The Ukrainian troops, busy fighting on multiple fronts, are tired and the search for men willing to fight is starting to be tiring. The capital is in the constant ...

Putin signs the new nuclear doctrine: what it means and what it threatens

Putin signs the new nuclear doctrine: what it means and what it threatens

Vladimir Putin has approved an updated nuclear doctrine that states that Russia will be able to use nuclear weapons as a “last resort to protect the country’s sovereignty” if it is threatened by a nuclear or conventional weapons attack. The decision on their possible use will be up to the president, but Moscow believes it is “necessary” to relax the ...

The tractors take to the streets again: this time the fault lies with a treaty with Latin America

The tractors take to the streets again: this time the fault lies with a treaty with Latin America

European tractors take to the streets again. This time at the center of the protests is Mercosur, the trade agreement that the European Union is about to conclude with four Latin American countries. The protests started from France, the country that is most opposed to the conclusion of the treaty, but quickly spread to Germany, Poland and Italy. European agricultural ...