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EU countries greenlight €35bn loan for Ukraine using Russia's assets
Under the G7 plan, the windfall profits earned by Russia's frozen assets will be used to gradually repay a multi-billion loan for Ukraine.
Borrell accuses Orbán of disloyalty, joins boycott against presidency
The informal meeting of foreign ministers scheduled to take place in Budapest at the end of August will instead be held in Brussels.
European Commission boycotts Hungarian presidency over Orbán's trips
Speculation about a boycott has been rife in Brussels since Orbán returned from his controversial visits to Moscow and Beijing.
European Council president nominee downplays Meloni's vote against him
For the first time a politician from the south of the European Union will take over the presidency of the European Council.
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Could Enrico Letta be Macron's trump card against Meloni?
Former Italian PM's candidacy for European Council president could be Macron's secret weapon in the struggle against Meloni's bid for one of the EU's top jobs in Brussels.
Ukraine heading for accession impasse during Hungary's EU presidency
The first round of talks between the EU and Ukraine will take place on 25 June, after member states endorsed the overall framework for negotiations.
Defence and competitiveness set to steer EU work over next five years
leaders from the 27 member states will gather in Brussels next week to finalise and adopt the Strategic Agenda.
EU countries voice exasperation over Hungary's vetoes on Ukraine aid
Hungary continues to veto EU military assistance to Ukraine, preventing member states from getting their donations partially reimbursed.
EU completes migration reform as Poland and Hungary vote against
The idea of having a common, predictable rulebook to handle the irregular arrivals of asylum seekers has been on the table since the 2015-2016 migration crisis, which turned the issue into political dynamite and bitterly split countries into opposing camps.
Hungary won't rule out using veto during EU Council presidency
Hungary will use its veto power if necessary once it assumes the rotating presidency of the Council of the EU.
EU countries seal hard-line deal on Ukrainian grain
Member states sealed on Wednesday evening a crucial deal to extend free trade with Ukraine until June 2025.
More farmers protests cause disuption in Brussels
The farmers' protests are ongoing, despite the EU relaxing its demands.
Charles Michel: We need to give Ukraine more military equipment
Euronews Correspondent Shona Murray sits down with European Council President, Charles Michel, to discuss support for war-ravaged Ukraine and the lack of consensus among EU leaders on the situation in Gaza.
EU deal on platform workers falls apart, pushing law into limbo
A group of member states blocked on Friday a law designed to improve the conditions of platform workers across the European Union, pushing the legislation to the brink of limbo.
Corporate sustainability rules face German, Italian qualms
A supposedly routine vote on the EU’s due diligence law has been postponed, signaling trouble ahead.
EU reaches new deal to salvage law on platform workers
The European Parliament and the Council struck on Thursday a new deal on a draft law to improve the conditions of platform workers, after the previous agreement had been derailed in a last-minute revolt.
MEPs back GMO deregulation while governments divided over patenting
The European Parliament has narrowly agreed to ease restrictions for crops developed using new genome editing techniques, but a German federal agency warns there is no scientific basis, and EU countries have yet to agree a position amid a row over whether the new class of GMOs should be patentable.
EU Commission won't yet trigger 'nuclear option' against Hungary
The European Commission will not push forward Article 7, the so-called nuclear option, against Hungary over breaches of fundamental rights until there is a strong majority in favour among member states.
Belgium has just weeks to close key environment policy files
As Belgium takes over the EU Council presidency, it has just eight weeks to reach a deal with the European Parliament on a hotly debated law designed to reverse rapid growth in packaging waste, as well limits on CO2 emissions from lorries and rules on carbon removal certification.
EU deal on gig workers falls apart at the last minute
A hard-fought deal on a draft law designed to improve the conditions of millions of gig workers across the European Union unexpectedly fell apart on Friday morning during a meeting of ambassadors in Brussels.