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Russia: EU Commission: “The attack on the Latvian consulate and the drones in Romania are unacceptable”

“The European Union summoned the Chargé d’Affaires of the Russian Federation following the overflight of Russian drones in Romanian airspace and the destruction of the Latvian honorary consulate.” This was announced by European Commission spokesperson Anouar El Anouni, who described the incident as a “serious escalation” and reaffirmed the EU’s full solidarity with Romania and […]

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Climate: Roswall (EU Commission), “Adaptation and nature conservation boost competitiveness”

“Adapting to climate change, protecting nature, and competitiveness are not contradictory; they are two sides of the same coin.” This was stated by European Commissioner for the Environment Jessika Roswall during a press briefing on water resilience and a competitive circular economy in Dublin. Roswall emphasized that investing in territorial resilience and nature conservation is

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IA: Minzatu (EU Commission), “Still No Answer on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Employment”

“Artificial intelligence could profoundly transform the European labor market, but its medium- and long-term impact remains uncertain.” This was stated by Roxana Minzatu, Executive Vice President of the European Commission, as she announced the establishment of a high-level expert group that will analyze the effects of new technologies, including AI, on the structure of jobs,

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The European Week: The Best of the Eu and Italy in Europe (13- 17 July 2026)

European Week: The Best of the EU and Italy in Europe By EU Video News A detailed overview of the main political events and Italian leaders in Brussels from July 13 to 16. The week strats on Monday, July 13, with the Foreign Affairs Council: on the sidelines of the meeting, Italian Minister Antonio Tajani

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Palestine: Šuica, “Gaza’s recovery cannot wait for every political issue to be resolved”

“Gaza’s initial recovery cannot wait for every single political issue to be resolved,” said European Commissioner for the Mediterranean Dubravka Šuica as she announced the launch of the “Team Gaza” initiative in Brussels at the conclusion of the second ministerial meeting of the Palestine Donors Group (PDG), which she co-chaired with Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad

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Plenary Session: Metsola, “Unacceptable behavior last month; we are prepared to impose sanctions”

“Unacceptable behavior last month; sanctions are on the table,” said European Parliament President Roberta Metsola at the opening of this month’s plenary session, commenting on the events of June 17, when center-right forces celebrated the adoption of the regulation on returns. The slogan they chanted was “Send them back,” and Metsola stated that there is

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CoR: Azcón (Aragon), “Aragon is establishing itself in the EU as the leading technology hub in southern Europe”

“Taking on the role of vice president of the Bureau of the Committee of the Regions and leading the Spanish delegation is a source of pride and a tremendous responsibility. From Brussels, we will firmly defend the interests of Aragón, a region that is now establishing itself as the leading technological, logistical, and industrial hub

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Climate: Ribera: “The EU Isn’t Prepared for the Impact; Mayors Are on the Front Lines”

“The European Union is simply not prepared for the intensifying impacts of climate change. We see our infrastructure failing, emergency hospital services overwhelmed, and schools forced to close due to extreme heat. Local leaders are bearing the brunt of this crisis; mayors are truly the frontliners in this response to climate change. We need an

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