While citizens in Bulgaria are protesting against the introduction of the euro, the EU has given its approval for the member state to join the eurozone. If the EU finance ministers give their approval in July, the country can join the eurozone at the beginning of 2026.
By Frank Stier
To reduce dependence on China for rare earths, the European Commission has presented new raw materials projects outside Europe. EU Commission Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič warned of a worrying situation in the European automotive and industrial sectors.
By Amelie Richter
The Chancellor wants to meet the US President with confidence during his inaugural visit. For the EU partners, too, much will depend on whether Merz finds a rapport with Trump.
By Till Hoppe
The government deficit of over 4% of GDP prompts the Commission to initiate an excessive deficit procedure against Austria. The Commission also threatens to withdraw funds from Romania.
By Marc Winkelmann
Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner is proposing to extend the protection status for refugees from Ukraine by one year until March 2027. The member states could vote on the proposal as early as next week.
By Stephan Israel
The member states are still looking for their own position on the sustainability omnibus. The Polish Council Presidency has presented two very different options for revising the EU supply chain law.
By Lukas Knigge
The switch to green hydrogen is not financially viable, scientists complain in a new study. In order to support decarbonization, the framework conditions of EU emissions trading need to be adjusted.
By Lukas Knigge
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk will seek a vote of confidence in parliament next Wednesday. His coalition currently holds a majority of 18 seats.
By Redaktion Table
