Poles: Only 22% See crying socially acceptable gender norms
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Romania inflation oil prices climbs near double digits
Romania inflation oil prices suggest that higher energy costs and oil price movements are likely to keep inflation near double digits, potentially sustaining
Call on MEP Weimers to Support Action to Ban Islamist
A call to action urges people to tell MEP Charlie Weimers to support banning the Islamist propaganda channel Al Jazeera. Updates as details emerge. — ban
Spain urged to align with EU on major international issues,
Spain broad EU alignment aims to harmonize Spain’s foreign action with the EU on major international issues, per Spain’s Foreign Action Strategy 2025-2028 and
EU blacklists Russia over money laundering risks, raising
The EU blacklists Russia to curb illicit financial activities, enhance transparency, and restrict Russian entities' access to the EU financial system amid
EU Restricts IRGC as Terrorist Organization, Says Kaja
The EU restricts IRGC by potentially designating Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization, marking a significant escalation in its
Ukraine EU security strength Boosts European Defense:
Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs highlighted that Ukraine EU security strength would enhance regional stability, emphasizing Ukraine’s significant military
U.S. Ambassador Calls for NATO EU Poland strength to Boost
NATO EU Poland strength could be reinforced by adopting Poland's strategies in defense, economic stability, and diplomacy to enhance regional resilience and
Keir Starmer criticizes Customs Union with EU, risking
Labour leader Keir Starmer customs union stance emphasizes that pursuing a customs union with the EU could limit the UK's trade negotiation flexibility and
France frozen Russian assets: €18 billion withheld amid EU
France frozen Russian assets amounting to approximately €18 billion remain undisclosed by France, raising concerns about transparency amid EU efforts to use