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The European Commission announced on Monday (5 May) its decision to close Article 7 against Poland, arguing commitments from the new Donald Tusk
By: Max Griera
The European Socialists, Greens, and Liberals have all shut the door to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s reelection if she decides to cooperate with the hard-right ECR party after June’s EU elections.
Distrustful of the freshly passed asylum and migration pact, EU countries and the European Commission have turned to third-country deals to curb irregular migration, thus finally aligning with Hungary, until recently criticised as a migration hardliner.
EU Socialists are trying to pressure the centre-right European People’s Party (EPP) into signing a declaration ruling out any collaboration with the far-right after the centre-right’s ambiguity on possible coalitions after June’s EU elections and existing alliances with the far-right at the national level.
By: Max Griera
By Max Griera ( EurActiv ) — The European Socialists, Greens, and Liberals have all shut the door to European Commission President Ursula von
Croatia's centre-right coalition agreement with the far-right has raised concerns from the Socialist and Greens, something the country's EU Commissioner
European Commission Ursula von der Leyen did not attend Forza Italia's EU election campaign kick-off on Monday (13 May) while visiting Rome, as key party figures disagreed about backing her.
By: Max Griera, Aurélie Pugnet
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has promised to build up new capabilities and ‘structures' at the EU level to battle foreign
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