The European Union is moving away from the initial framework of economic union and, through reforms, is striving for increasingly pronounced political unification. An increasingly universal federalist regime is being built that would further unite EU countries in the areas of foreign policy, security, and defence. This would be achieved through the reform of electoral …
Minister Jože Podgoršek attended the Agriculture and Fisheries Council. The European Commission reported on the market situation for agri-food products in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Ministers adopted Council conclusions on vaccination as a complementary tool to current measures for the prevention and control of the highly pathogenic avian influenza. Numerous initiatives …
EU Ministers on the situation on agricultural markets in light of the war in Ukraine Read More »
Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, whose mission is to defend Europe’s borders, has once again found itself embroiled in a political scandal. It is not the first time. In January 2021, Frontex announced its exit from Hungary because of the immigration policy of Viktor Orbán’s government. A departure that was preceded by …
The Leggeri affair: Does the EU want NGOs to guard Europe’s borders? Read More »
EU home affairs ministers met at the Extraordinary Justice and Home Affairs Council today in Brussels to continue the discussion on the consequences of the situation in Ukraine. They focused on the reception and registration procedures for persons fleeing Ukraine, on the implementation of material and financial support for member states, and security issues. The …
Prime Minister Janez Janša reiterated that the EU must offer Ukraine a fast track to EU membership, telling BBC World Service radio that this is a strategic decision. “We have to accept the challenge, we have to stop pretending that this is a normal situation and we need 15 years of negotiations and bickering about …
PM Janez Janša insists EU offer Ukraine fast-track membership Read More »
“Coordination of the declaration of the forthcoming Summit of the European Union with the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, and other colleagues… This is one of the most important political documents in the history of the Union,” Prime Minister of Slovenia, Janez Janša, announced during a recent session. The Prime Minister of the …
One of the Most Important Documents in the History of the EU Is Currently Being Prepared Read More »
In terms of the gender pay gap, Slovenia is at the very top of the European Union and is even doing much better than Austria, Sweden, Germany, and all neighbouring countries, according to data released by Eurostat on International Women’s Day. Inequality between women and men is still present in many areas, and one of …
President Borut Pahor urged stepping up EU enlargement to the Western Balkans as he appeared in a panel debate at the Munich Security Conference, saying the EU was the only answer to the issues troubling the region. He identified the situation in Bosnia-Herzegovina, the stalled Belgrade-Prishtina dialogue and Bulgaria’s blocking North Macedonia’s EU accession talks …
EU answer to W Balkan issues, Pahor tells Munich conference Read More »
EU countries that do not want to take in migrants will have to pay for it in the future. “Those who do not want to take in refugees will be obliged to make a high financial contribution,” French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said after an informal meeting of EU interior ministers in Lille on Thursday. …
EU countries to be forced to accept migrants by means of fines Read More »
Slovenia has reiterated its support for the inclusion of nuclear energy in the EU’s taxonomy of sustainable energy sources after the EU Commission unveiled the proposal calling for nuclear and gas energy to be included in the taxonomy. “Slovenia believes nuclear energy will be needed to maintain low-carbon energy production in the long run, not …
Slovenia reiterates its support for nuclear in EU taxonomy Read More »
The EU’s current crises can all be traced back to ideological crises. In other words, the EU is hitting the wall precisely because of its nonsensical paradigms. The “Supply Chain Problem” This problem is a direct consequence of the absurd excesses of “globalization”. Globalization in the broadest sense has been around for ages, but it …
The EU’s ideological crises are causing prices to rise Read More »
Poland, which is affected by an infringement procedure launched by the European Commission on Tuesday, is fighting back. Warsaw is launching an investigation into abuse of office against the judges of the ECJ. Convictions by the ECJ The tone between the EU and Poland has continued to intensify since Polish constitutional judges in October ruled …
Poland is firing from all cylinders in its power struggle with the EU Read More »
