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The European Union has a 'technically ready' free age check application to protect minors from harmful online content
The aim is that, by the end of the year at the latest, all Member States should be guaranteed access to the 'app' so that they can have a tool at European level to check the actual age of the user accessing social networks from mobile devices or others.
Interinos' lawyer has asked for fixation, and ELA believes that the government's "lack of political will" has been highlighted
After the European ruling, the Supreme Court will decide how to comply. Counsel proposes the figure of the fixed to be extinguished. ELA recalls the Supreme Court's rulings against this matter and calls for further mobilizations.
The Court of Justice of the European Union questions the measures taken by Spain against the abuse of temporary contracts in the public sector
European justice considers that the current model does not guarantee effective responses and strengthens the 2024 doctrine.
For Urkullu, Magyar's victory is "a point of hope" for the EU, but he has called for caution because of its origins
Lehendakari and president of the eAtlantic Foundation, Iñigo Urkullu, has stated that, from the point of view of the European Union, Magyan's victory over Orban is "a point of hope," but has asked to wait to see what policies he is pursuing in his country in view of the winner's "origin."
Most Magyars can stop Orban's flow and change balances
The new prime minister gets more than two-thirds of Parliament and promises to bring Budapest closer to the EU again, in a move that will have immediate consequences in Brussels, Moscow and Kiev.
The EU welcomes Hungary's' road to Europe '
European leaders have almost unanimously celebrated the political change in Hungary because they see the European Union project strengthened.
Hungarians are starting to vote in elections that will be very important for the country and the EU
The current prime minister, Viktor Orban, and the Liberal candidate, Peter Magyar, the favorite to win, have already gone to vote.
Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Austria are calling for a tax on the profits of energy companies
Finance ministers from five countries have sent a letter to the European Commission arguing that companies that are making profits from the war must also make an effort to 'ease the burden' on their citizens.
Oil companies have earned an additional EUR 81 million a day in the European Union since the start of the war, according to Greenpeace
The NGO has called for taxes to be imposed on these companies to finance the energy transition to extraordinary profits and to tax large pollutants.
The EU proposes to encourage teleworking, reduce speed limits and avoid air travel in order to save fuel
Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen has stressed that special attention needs to be paid to the transport sector and has proposed a decalogue of activities to address the energy crisis.
Brussels asks Hungary for explanations of 'alarming' information about possible leaks from Hungary to Russia
Hungary denies that it is providing Russia with information on internal affairs of the European Union and describes the media reports on this as' false news' and 'lies'.
The EU and Australia have signed a free trade agreement after almost ten years of negotiations
This will allow Australia to eliminate tariffs worth EUR 1 billion on EU exports. Both parties have agreed to cooperate not only in trade, but also in defence and security.
The European Commission has concluded that the ACV's health language profiles are 'national competences'
Brussels has thus responded to an initiative put forward by a Spanish citizen who denounced the fact that the requirement of the Basque language for access to public health posts may be a disproportionate obstacle to qualified professionals and may affect the quality of care.
The EU has refused to send military assets to Hormuz because it is a war that is not its own
Tension in Brussels over Von der Leyen's words about a world order that "no longer exists"
Macron and the EU have expressed support for Spain in the face of Trump's trade threats
Sanchez has expressed gratitude for the calls and messages of support he is receiving from the presidents of the main EU institutions and European partners such as France.
Von der Leyen calls on the EU to be prepared to deal with the 'consequences' of the crisis in the Middle East
France has been willing to participate in defending the Gulf and Jordanian countries against Iran's attacks, while Germany has ruled out joining the offensive against Iran and will limit the role of its troops in the region to self-defence.
The EU has warned that the Middle East has much to lose from a war and has called for 'moderation'
The foreign ministers of the European Union have denounced the attacks of the last few hours and have called, among other things, for the suspension of movement in the Strait of Hormuz.
The EU regards the Iranian regime as a 'serious threat to world security'
Brussels withdraws non-essential personnel from the Middle East and puts its naval mission in the Red Sea on high alert to escalation in the region.
Europe shows its support for Ukraine on the fourth anniversary of the war
Europe's leading leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa , respectively, have expressed their full support for Volodimir Zelenski in Kiev this morning. Four years after Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, the President of the European Commission and the Council of Europe, Volodimir Zelensky, participated in the ceremony held at the Cathedral of Santa Sofia and remembered the dead in the war.