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Von der Leyen blames several states and other actors for the migration crisis in Ceuta
The President of the European Commission believes that they are deliberately using migration as a weapon to destabilise the European Union and create separation, but he has clearly said, "They will not succeed."
Von der Leyen: "La regularización de migrantes compete a España, pero tiene impacto más allá"
Pradales asks the European Union for concrete measures to defend the local automotive industry
President Imanol Pradales today closed the 20th anniversary event of the Amorebieta-Etxano Automotive Intelligence Center (AIC), in which he stated that Europe must "protect without delay" its industrial market, its European automotive industry and its competitiveness. He called on Brussels to "take a clear direction" to defend the interests of the sector and invest in 'Made in Europe'.
Imanol Pradales meets European Council President Antonio Costa
The President, Imanol Pradales, is in Brussels to defend the role of stateless nations in the European Union and met this Tuesday with the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, with whom he addressed issues such as the promotion of the official status of the Basque Country or the Atlantic Macroregion.
Pradales will defend the momentum of the future Atlantic Macroregion in Brussels
The President shall participate in the presentation and vote of an opinion promoted by the European Committee of the Regions and shall meet with the Executive Vice-President of the European Commission for Cohesion and Reform, Raffaele Fitto, and the President of the Commission, Kata Tüttere.
The EU approves the largest package of sanctions against Russia
These targeted sanctions target 1,600 individuals and organizations who manufacture weapons used by Russia in its war with Ukraine.
Brussels proposes banning social media for children under 13
The KIDS Act sets 15 years as the minimum age for opening one's account and includes limitations on use, age verification systems and security measures for digital platforms.
Brussels responds to Trump that the plan to strengthen ties with Canada "is not against anyone"
U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened the European Union with "very high tariffs" and trade restrictions if Brussels acts "in bad faith," as European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced yesterday, making Canada the first associate member.
Trump will impose very high tariffs on the EU if he makes Canada "malicious" associate membership
"If it's good intentions, that's fine," he added, not revealing what would be good or bad intentions.
Morocco sends a letter to MEPs explaining Ceuta before the debate in the European Parliament
Morocco has wondered what interest it has in creating a crisis with Spain and the EU and has stressed that it has fulfilled its commitments to both.
Emma Bonino, former European Commissioner for Consumption, Fisheries and Humanitarian Aid, dies at the age of 78
He was an influential Italian politician who fought for civil rights throughout his career, such as the legalization of abortion in Italy, and he was a great pro-European.
Housing Second homes in tourist activities and tense areas Europe Wants to Limit Buying
Brussels wants to address the serious problem of the housing crisis across Europe, and today it has introduced a new law that aims, among other things, to reduce tourist housing activity and the purchase of second homes in tense areas.
Close competition in Iceland in the referendum on EU membership
The 'yes' has gained a slight advantage, but the difference is very few votes, and at other times in the count the 'no' has prevailed.
Iceland will decide whether or not to resume the process of joining the EU
This referendum would be the first step towards a new popular consultation following a possible agreement between Reykjavik and Brussels.
Spain requests assistance from Frontex and Europol for the triage of irregular migrants in Ceuta
On the other hand, the Minister for Inclusion, Social Security and Migration, Elma Saiz, has announced that aid for humanitarian care has been increased to EUR 44.5 million.
The Met will not introduce new child security measures outside the United States for the time being
The European Commission has urged the social media company to offer 'permanent' commitments to protect minors in the European Union.
The EU agrees to donate EUR 6.1 billion to Ukraine for the purchase of missiles and air defence systems
The item, in addition to the EUR 16 billion previously authorised, has been approved on the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence.
Brussels supports the return of minor migrants in Ceuta to Morocco
European Commission spokesman Markus Lammert has insisted that all illegal migrants in the autonomous city must be returned, and has hoped that the Spanish and Moroccan authorities will work to ensure this.
European Commission urges Meta and TikTok platforms to strengthen control in the wake of the Ceuta crisis
With a view to 15 August, Brussels is closely monitoring these social networks, as another wave of migrants is expected in the autonomous city on that date, in line with which the Commissioner of Europe has just met with the leaders of both platforms.
Brussels says the EU has "done its homework well" in Ceuta and calls for "accelerating migration reforms"
European Commissioner for the Interior and Migration, Magnus Brunner, has said that the main conclusion of the crisis in Ceuta is that European Union partners must manage migration policies' jointly '.