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The European Commission admitted COVID vaccines were approved with limited safety data under conditional authorisations, only during emergencies.
Brussels, the Belgian capital and home to the European Union’s main institutions, has increasingly become a hotspot of violence and criminal activity.
Orbán claims the Visegrád Group can block the EU budget if united, following expected election wins in Poland, Czechia, and Slovakia.
European institutions focus on minority grievances, yet often ignore urgent issues like Islamist violence against Christians, warns MEP Ruissen.
Meloni transformed Italy’s EU role, gained Macron and von der Leyen’s support, blending ideology with pragmatic leadership and reforms.
Fourteen EU member states oppose budget reform that threatens regional funding and cohesion policy principles.
Maros Sefcovic will be in Washington to seek progress toward a solution that could end the tariff escalation initiated by Donald Trump.
The European Commission will propose a new round of tariffs on the United States next week in retaliation for the widespread 20% surcharge.
The EU's defence industry is facing a critical shortage of skilled professionals, particularly in technical, engineering, and cybersecurity.










