Once filed, the Parliament’s legal team will check the motion, and if approved, Parliament President Roberta Metsola will contact all MEPs with the details. If the choreography of previous censure motions is followed, a debate is likely to be held on Monday, Jan. 19, with a vote on Thursday, Jan. 22. Scheduling a motion of […]
Continue ReadingPresident Donald Trump said early Friday morning that he canceled a planned second strike on Venezuela, praising the South American country’s new government for its prisoner releases and collaboration with American officials on energy. “The U.S.A. and Venezuela are working well together, especially as it pertains to rebuilding, in a much bigger, better, and more […]
Continue ReadingJan 9, 2026, 3:04 p.mJan 9, 2026, 3:04 p.m Because of the violent storm over northern France, the French electricity company EDF shut down the Flamanville nuclear power plant on the English Channel on Friday night. The Flamanville nuclear power plant is temporarily shut down.Image: AP/EDF The personnel absolutely necessary for the operation of the […]
Continue Reading“I cannot imagine that in the current situation MEPs would vote for any trade measures benefiting the U.S.,” the Greens’ top trade lawmaker and chair of the Internal Market Committee Anna Cavazzini told POLITICO. “We should have such a discussion, it’s inevitable,” added Brando Benifei, the Socialist lawmaker who chairs Parliament’s delegation for relations with the U.S. Under the deal, […]
Continue ReadingAn avalanche of rubbish and debris has buried or trapped workers at a landfill in the Philippines, killing two people, injuring a dozen and leaving 36 others missing, officials said. Thirteen people were rescued alive overnight, but one of them later died, authorities said. A second body was discovered later. An aerial view of the […]
Continue ReadingDuring their joint visit to Beirut, President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and President of the European Council, António Costa, met with President of the Republic of Lebanon Joseph Aoun and Prime Minister Nawaf Salam. On the first anniversary of President Aoun’s nomination, President von der Leyen and President Costa welcomed the […]
Continue ReadingGood afternoon, It’s very good to be back in Beirut – a historic city with inspiring generosity and creativity. Europe and Lebanon share deep Mediterranean roots and a long tradition of exchange, dialogue and cooperation. We share a common goal – stability, security, and prosperity of our people. Today, our partnership is strong. And we […]
Continue ReadingPresident al-Sharaa, Thank you for your warm welcome to Damascus today. It is now one year ago that decades of fear, silence and state violence finally began to give way to hope, opportunity and the possibility of renewal. We know that the path to reconciliation and recovery remain difficult and long. Because healing, rebuilding lives […]
Continue ReadingYou’re looking for your first job, and you are bombarded with the extraordinary career achievements of young people who apparently succeeded overnight. From social media to the well-meaning words of friends and family, it can feel like the world expects you to get everything right, right now. But this is completely normal. In a recent podcast […]
Continue ReadingEuropean Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and President of the European Council Antonio Costa visited Damascus today to discuss the renewed bilateral relations with Syria. They met with Syrian President Ahmed al-Shaara to discuss this new chapter in bilateral relations, focused around three pillars: A new political partnership supporting a peaceful and inclusive transition and […]
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