The EU would like to ban the import of Russian gas, which, here and there, still flows to Europe. Americans will insist on their liquid gas, because they smell big profits. Who will win in this game of gas and big interests?
High representative of the EU for foreign policy and security, Kaja Kalas, announced a visit to Belgrade and Pristina in May, stressing that "dialogue on the normalization of relations must continue".
US President Donald Trump has assessed that the European Union's counterproposal is not sufficient for the abolition of the newly introduced US tariffs on exports from the EU. The EU has proposed a mutual abolition of tariffs on industrial products, including cars
The European Union has recently moved due to the weakening of US support for Ukraine, NATO and Europe in general. Is the EU turning to a war economy?
"The European Union should abandon the idea that Vučić is the guarantor of the region's stability. He may have been once, but now that he is in serious trouble, he could become a risk," the German press assesses.
Ursula von der Leyen's €800 billion defense boost plan comes as the US is reassessing its role in European security. Can the EU become an independent military power?
Donald Trump practically declared a trade war on the European Union. Croatia found itself in the dark
Klaus Iohannis has held the presidency since 2014. His mandate was extended in December after the Constitutional Court postponed the presidential race two days before the December 8 runoff.
Donald Trump is returning to the White House in a few days. Germany and France welcome him with unstable governments. In addition, Berlin and Paris face major economic and financial problems
At the end of the year, the forecast for when Montenegro could join the EU fell. The results of the census, which follow the old identity battles, have been published. In a miniature country with countless parties, there have been break-ups and reconciliations
The President of Serbia, Aleksandar Vučić, said after the end of the Summit of EU and Western Balkan leaders that he expects Serbia to receive financial support from the growth agenda in the next three or four days, and the rest of the first part in January
How reliable are the new rulers in Syria? How can Kurds and other minorities protect themselves? The EU is faced with many open questions, and a top German diplomat should help
Eurozone inflation is rising again, slowly but steadily. The European Central Bank is speculating about the causes and is likely to cut interest rates again. Critics say it's a mistake
After Prime Minister Milojko Spajić presented "Barometer 26", he was invited to a dialogue on the same topic by President Jakov Milatović, with whom he has been on a "war footing" since he left the ruling Europe Now Movement
The loan agreement of almost 1.132.000.000 was signed at the end of November in Belgrade and Brussels. Repayment of principal will begin in 2034
Thousands of people in Georgia are protesting in the streets because of the government's decision to reject negotiations on joining the European Union. Riots broke out in the capital, Tbilisi
Members of the European Parliament voted for new members of the European Commission. The team led by new-old president Ursula von der Leyen takes office on December 1
Since the start of the war in Ukraine in 2022, Europe has spent about $125 billion to support Ukraine, while the United States has allocated more than $90 billion
The European Union should have an intelligence agency, and such an anti-sabotage network is needed to protect the infrastructure of the EU, and as a defense against saboteurs, said the former president of Finland, Sauli Niinisto.
The European Commission's annual report for Serbia is again bad, but again leaves room for different interpretations. Everything according to the principle: we pretend that we want to join the EU, and they pretend that they want to accept us
The rapporteur of the European Parliament for Serbia, Tonino Picula, emphasized again that Belgrade refuses to impose sanctions on Russia. He does not mention that Serbian weapons reach the Ukrainian army
Ursula von der Leyen is coming to the Western Balkans. He will talk with the hosts about the accession process and EU financial support for this region. What does this visit mean for the European integration process of the Balkan countries
On Tuesday, during the plenary session in Strasbourg, Croatian MEP Tonino Picula was appointed as the permanent rapporteur of the European Parliament for Serbia. Characterized as a "Serb-hater" in the media close to the government, he inherits his predecessor Vladimir Bilčik, who, on the contrary, earned the title of "SNS lobbyist" during his mandate.
European Member of Parliament from Croatia Tonino Picula will succeed Vladimir Bilčik, who did not run for a second parliamentary term.
Serbia is risking millions of euros from the EU's IPARD program for agriculture
A day before the new round of dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, due to the closure of Serbian institutions in the north, Peter Stano, Spokesperson of the European Union (EU), said he welcomes Belgrade's request that the Serbs return to their workplaces.
In that letter, Serbia pointed out that the "red lines" mean that no normalization agreements can ever imply, neither de facto nor de jure, the recognition of the so-called Republic of Kosovo, and that they can never imply that Serbia agrees to Kosovo's membership in the UN or any organizations within the UN system
