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European sanctions against Russia - can the loopholes be closed?

Companies Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 19, 2024.

A new EU regulation on punishing companies that contribute to circumventing sanctions against Russia will soon enter into force. Such a heavy hammer, on which the...

Lawsuit within the family – a healing impact of the European Parliament’s lawsuit against the European Commission

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 16, 2024.

The European Parliament's lawsuit against the European Commission erupted like a first-class political bomb, with the consequences expected 3 months later amid new European elections. The...

Corruption Scandals Rock the Spanish Government

EU Daniel Lacalle - March 10, 2024.

Spain's ruling Socialist Party (PSOE) is under renewed pressure because of a scandal involving allegedly illegal commissions, funds in offshore accounts, and kickbacks for public...

China's security penetration into Europe through Hungary - Orbán increases his blackmailing capacity

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - March 3, 2024.

The largest global manufacturer of electric vehicle batteries, China's CATL, has started to recruit employees for its new factory in Debrecen, Hungary's second-largest city, in...

The unfreezing of Polish money in Brussels – an important warning to sovereigntist policies across Europe

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - February 26, 2024.

The outgoing EU administration made a win-win move by unfreezing significant funds intended for Poland, as it stated its progress regarding the rule of law. Poland...

New European green goals - the ambitious target will meet political resistance

Energy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - February 6, 2024.

The European Union has raised the bar and set even more ambitious goals towards complete decarbonisation and reduction of greenhouse emissions. The climate policy of the...

European farmers' protests - putting out fires ahead of elections and postponing long-term conflicts of interest

Economy Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - February 2, 2024.

Governments across Europe, including the EU administration in Brussels, have been giving in to the demands of angry farmers and easing measures that have brought...

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