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The EU has failed to build federal capacity through crises, with unresolved eurozone flaws and pandemic relief fund misuse convincing…
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MAY 27, 2026
Hungary's new Prime Minister Péter Magyar will maintain a controversial tax on foreign retailers despite EU legal threats, citing poor…
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The European Union has approved updated regulations to ease voting access in municipal elections for 14 million EU citizens living…
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Chancellor Friedrich Merz proposed granting Ukraine a special EU "associate member" status, enhancing security guarantees and integration without full membership…
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At the Europe Gulf Forum, leaders from Cyprus, Greece, Italy, and Malta pledged unified action to prevent migration crises, enhance…
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APR 25, 2026
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MAR 27, 2026
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