Majority Think EU Is A “Place Of Stability In A Troubled World” The interview highlights growing European confidence in the EU as a source of stability, peace and security, while economic concerns, rising living costs and expectations for stronger leadership continue increasing. While economic concerns grow, Europeans value the peaceful, protective and cooperative nature of…
PHOTO: Marie-Antoinette Maupertuis welcomes the European Union’s first-ever Islands Strategy, describing it as a historic milestone for island and coastal communities. Photo credit: European Commission EU Unveils “Historic” New Islands Strategy The European Union introduced its first dedicated strategies for islands and coastal communities, aiming to boost connectivity, sustainability, economic growth, climate resilience, and long-term…
Representatives of European technology companies, NGOs and Greens/EFA lawmakers present a joint call for stronger EU digital sovereignty and support for Europe’s technology sector. Europe Pushes For Tech Sovereignty Thirteen European technology companies, six NGOs and Greens/EFA lawmakers urged the European Commission to strengthen digital sovereignty through investment, fair competition, open standards, resilient infrastructure and…
Photo: Supporters of the Rejoin the EU campaign pose in Calais with their EU-themed banner during a 350km walk from London to Brussels, standing before the statues of Winston Churchill and Charles de Gaulle. The walkers are carrying a petition calling for the United Kingdom to rejoin the European Union. Photo Credit: Rejoin the EU…
Photo: Wes Streeting’s remarks on rejoining the European Union have reignited Britain’s long-running debate over Brexit and its economic consequences. Britain and Europe: The Long Road Back – by Edward McMillan-Scott, Former British MEP Wes Streeting and Andy Burnham reopened debate on Britain rejoining the EU, highlighting Brexit’s economic costs, political challenges, and growing public dissatisfaction…
