Európske noviny

UKRAJINA: „Čo ak Putin vyhrá?“ Zelenskyj varuje Európu pred príchodom až 20 miliónov utečencov

Až 20 miliónov Ukrajincov by mohlo byť nútených utiecť do Európy, ak by Rusko vyhralo vojnu proti Ukrajine.… Viac na:

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Michal Wiezik: Ruské voľby popreli možnosť Ruska slobodne sa rozhodnúť pre zmenu

Parlament označil voľby do ruskej Štátnej dumy za úplné zinscenované

• Poslanci odmietajú uznať ruskú Štátnu dumu za legitímnu

• Dlhodobé a úmyselné ničenie akýchkoľvek zvyškov demokracie Putinovým režimom

• Výzva na zavedenie rozsiahlych sankcií EÚ voči ruským predstaviteľom zapojeným do represií

V prijatom uznesení poslanci uviedli, že „falošné“ hlasovanie sa konalo v atmosfére strachu a na pozadí pokračujúcej útočnej vojny Moskvy proti Ukrajine.… Viac na:

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Branislav Ondruš: Aké dotácie pre startupy v zbrojárskom priemysle? Maximálne tak pôžičky

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Nový inovatívny program v oblasti obrany AGILE

• Rýchla a cielená podpora prevratných inovácií v oblasti obranných technológií

• Zameranie na malé a stredné podniky, startupy a scaleupy

• Svižný doplnok k existujúcemu súboru nástrojov EÚ v oblasti obranného priemyslu

Cieľom programu je reagovať na nové bezpečnostné prostredie formované agresiou Ruska proti Ukrajine, v ktorom sú rozhodujúce rýchle a nízkonákladové cykly inovácií v oblasti obrany.… Viac na:

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Miriam Lexmann: V EÚ patríme k najhorším, v jednom byte sa tlačia aj dve generácie

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Komisia navrhla zákon o cenovo dostupnom bývaní na podporu členských štátov a miest pri riešení cenovej dostupnosti a prístupnosti bývania v oblastiach, ktoré čelia najväčším tlakom. … Viac na:

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Katarína Roth Neveďalová: Nemali sme sa prestať rozprávať s Čínou, koexistencia je potrebná

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Vzťahy medzi EÚ a Čínou: Poslanci obhajujú spravodlivý obchod a ľudské práva

• Výzva na hospodársku reciprocitu a primeranú reakciu EÚ, ak Čína neotvorí svoje trhy

• Čína by mala využiť svoj vplyv na Rusko, aby pomohla ukončiť vojnu na Ukrajine

• Mal by sa vyvíjať tlak na Peking, aby sa zmiernili represie a prepustili politickí väzni

Európsky parlament požaduje silnejšiu a zásadovú politiku medzi EÚ a Čínou, ktorá kombinuje dialóg s väčšou ochranou európskych záujmov.… Viac na:

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Denmark lashes out again at Sánchez over Spain’s migration regularisation, but EU summit avoids linking migration to crime
, , and Fred ByrneDanish prime minister Mette Frederiksen lashed out again at Spanish leader Pedro Sánchez on migration during a summit debate in Brussels on Friday.

Europe can’t lead on nature at COP17 while cutting biodiversity cash at home
the COP17 in Yerevan next week will depend not only on what we defend in the negotiations, but also on what we are able to implement and finance at home.

UK–EU relations are being reset. British musicians touring Europe must be part of the deal
the agenda. As London and Brussels rebuild their relationship, cultural mobility should be treated as part of the economic infrastructure, rather than as an afterthought.

US-Russia ‘diesel deal’ could open door to wider sanctions relief, Zelensky warns as EU vows to keep supporting Ukraine
and Elena Sánchez NicolásVolodomyr Zelensky flew into Brussels warning that Washington’s surprise ‘diesel deal’ with Moscow risks becoming the thin end of a wider sanctions rollback – just as Ukraine faces a brutal winter, dwindling air defences and a fresh scramble in EU capitals over money, missiles and frozen Russian billions.

Germany and France want own ‘Made in Europe’ rules for cars, outside EU industrial policy
and the rules for cars carved out of the EU’s Industrial Accelerator Act and moved into a separate automotive package. Their joint paper also spells out how emissions targets will be weakened.

Russian air force suffers worst day since Operation Spiderweb, as Ukraine destroys Su-34 strike aircraft on the ground (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,695)
and , Ukrainian forces are still capable of audacious success.

16 EU states confirmed on board for plan to let countries close borders and freeze asylum
and a dozen EU member states, along with the EU Commission, discussed migration at a pre-summit breakfast on Friday.

Can the EU survive with far-right leaders running major member states? The answer is worrying
the EU enters an unprecedented electoral supercycle, the question is whether it can defend its integrity as the forces challenging it gain influence over its institutions.

‘Too many lawyers’: the problem with Europe’s human rights NGOs
, This is understandable. But advocacy is becoming less effective because decision makers increasingly see supporting human rights as politically risky.

Listen: Are the Gilets Jaunes in France making a comeback?
the Yellow Vests movement that shook France 2018? On TikTok, a young user has called for a national mobilisation on 17 October against the cost of living, and the video quickly went viral. So could the Yellow Vests make their big return?

Pressure mounts on EU leaders to strike a budget deal by December
Elena Sánchez Nicolás and a new compromise before EU leaders meet again on 26 November in Brussels, with the aim to strike a deal during the summit in December – after the Irish proposal failed to gain any support.

EU is bankrolling border drones while starving the watchdogs meant to stop abuses
EU funds are being pumped into shoring-up border surveillance while legally-required national human-rights monitors struggle with funding. Some EU states still don’t have any monitors – despite a June deadline.

EU ‘open’ to curbs on imports of Chinese chemicals and machinery, after hybrid-car deal
Wester van GaalThe European Commission “showed openness” to proposing trade “safeguards”, a brake on imports that can cover entire sectors, such as chemicals and machinery.

How Slovakia’s Fico became Putin’s top ally inside the EU
and Russia’s most prominent ally in the European Union, following the demise of Hungary’s pro-Kremlin leader.

Zelensky urges unity, more money for Ukraine and sanctions on Russia ahead of key summit with EU leaders
and Elena Sánchez NicolásUkrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky arrived in Brussels with two main requests for his meeting with EU leaders on Friday: more funds for Kyiv for defence and more sanctions against Russia.

Train contract blow for Hungary’s richest man, plus Orbán will not mark 1956 anniversary (Day 156 of the Tisza government)
a flagship rail deal for Orbán-linked tycoon Lőrinc Mészáros to securing fresh EU and NGO money, the new Tisza government is rapidly unpicking the old system’s deals while racing to show voters concrete gains.

Zelensky has had enough. Ukrainians strike refineries again — without Starlink (Ukraine Battlefield update, day 1,694)
while Ukrainian forces are pressing ahead with refinery and airbase hits.

EU leaders uniting on tougher China trade defence, but clash over carbon pricing rules
, , , and among EU leaders on a more aggressive trade defence strategy against China, say EU diplomats ahead of a summit in Brussels on Thursday.

At this summit, the EU is throwing its values out of the window on asylum
a jarring disconnect between EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen’s insistence on European values and the rules-based order – and the bloc’s willingness to throw the right to asylum out the window.

Listen: Will Andy Burnham manage to bring the UK back into the EU?
the Brexit vote, more and more Britons are asking whether they should go back. According to a YouGov poll conducted earlier this month, 52% would vote to rejoin the EU in a referendum.