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European Parliament approves reform of the EU electricity market

The European Parliament approved the reform of the EU electricity market aimed at reducing the dependence of electricity prices on fossil fuel prices, accelerating the introduction of renewable energy sources and protecting consumers from price spikes.

News of the World • April 11, 02:17 PM • 30075 views
MEP refuses refuses discharge of the EU Council budget until decision on Patriot for Ukraine is made - MEP

The European Parliament refuses to "release" the budget of the EU Council until a decision is made to provide Ukraine with additional Patriot missile defense systems.

War in Ukraine • April 11, 11:59 AM • 24560 views
The EU officially announced the approval of the continuation of trade liberalization with Ukraine with restrictions: what is expected

The EU has agreed to extend the suspension of import duties and quotas on Ukrainian exports to the EU until June 5, 2025, while strengthening safeguards for sensitive agricultural products such as poultry, eggs, sugar, oats, corn, cereals, and honey.

Economy • April 9, 06:05 AM • 79916 views
Governments of Ukraine and Poland are working on five specific steps to unblock the border - Shmyhal

Ukraine and Poland agree on five steps to unblock the border, including restrictions on exports of Ukrainian agricultural products, an EU review of agricultural policy and transport, a ban on exports of Russian and Belarusian agricultural products to the EU, the creation of an anti-crisis headquarters, and permission to transit fuel across the border.

Economy • March 28, 01:48 PM • 27712 views
EU plan to diversify supply of critical raw materials not aimed at China - Euractiv

The EU law on critical raw materials is aimed at diversifying sources of supply of critical raw materials, not at confronting China, according to a European official.

Economy • March 28, 12:37 PM • 24802 views
Ukraine may lose millions due to new EU restrictions on agricultural imports - media

Ukraine will lose millions in potential profits due to new EU restrictions on duty-free imports of agricultural products from Ukraine, which take into account the reduced imports from the second half of 2021.

Economy • March 27, 12:10 PM • 25431 views
Today EU ambassadors will try for the third time to approve the continuation of trade liberalization with Ukraine

EU ambassadors will again try to approve the extension of the duty-free trade agreement with Ukraine with a compromise proposal to increase restrictions on imports of Ukrainian agricultural products to balance support for Ukraine and protection of EU farmers.

Economy • March 27, 09:00 AM • 103346 views
Another Russian fake: some Ukrainians are being deported from Europe due to mass protests

Russian propaganda channels are spreading fake information about the alleged deportation of more than 813,000 Ukrainians from the EU due to mass protests, but this claim is not true, and the screenshot used to confirm it is fabricated.

War in Ukraine • March 27, 08:14 AM • 29789 views
Solsky debunks negative myths about the Ukrainian agricultural sector during the EU Council

During a meeting of the EU Council on Agriculture, Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine Mykola Solsky debunked negative myths that the Ukrainian agricultural sector has no economic basis, emphasizing Ukraine's ability to withstand and win the war with Russia.

Economy • March 26, 08:06 PM • 31920 views
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The European Business Association has noted the aggravation of the situation with the blocking of tax invoices since the end of February

The European Business Association notes that the situation with the blocking of tax invoices by the State Tax Service has worsened since the end of February. The EBA suggests that instead of freezing business activities, the State Tax Service should conduct tax audits in case of questions about the activities of companies.

Economy • March 26, 09:54 AM • 140624 views
Further discussion of the extension of trade liberalization for Ukraine in the EU expected on Wednesday - media

The Belgian presidency of the EU Council is working to find a compromise framework for renewing autonomous trade measures for Ukraine, with Italy proposing to extend the protection provisions until 2021 but exclude wheat, reducing the benefits for Ukraine from the original €2 billion to €1. 54 billion.

Economy • March 25, 01:53 PM • 30726 views
The European Commission has agreed to increase tariffs on grain imports from Russia and Belarus. Now the proposal must be approved by the EU Council

The European Commission proposes to raise tariffs on imports of grains, oilseeds and processed products from Russia and Belarus to the EU to prevent market destabilization, combat exports of misappropriated Ukrainian grain and deprive Russia of revenues it uses to finance its war against Ukraine.

Economy • March 22, 11:06 AM • 26776 views
EU envoys fail to approve deal to extend trade liberalization for Ukraine, ask for more time - Politico

EU ambassadors failed to approve the extension of trade liberalization measures for Ukraine on the eve of the summit of the bloc's leaders, due to concerns of some countries about the impact on their agricultural markets, and will discuss the issue at their next meeting next week.

Economy • March 20, 01:38 PM • 27502 views
U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham discusses Ukraine's European integration with MPs

During her visit to Ukraine, U. S. Senator Lindsey Graham met with Ukrainian parliamentarians to discuss Ukraine's efforts toward European integration.

Politics • March 18, 01:47 PM • 22287 views
EU approves additional 5 billion euros for military support to Ukraine - MFA

The EU Council has decided to allocate an additional 5 billion euros for military support to Ukraine under the European Peace Fund, the Foreign Ministry reports.

War in Ukraine • March 18, 01:11 PM • 24159 views
EU ministers are considering the creation of a €5 billion Ukrainian Assistance Fund and the use of proceeds from frozen Russian assets - Borrell

The EU is considering approving a €5 billion fund to help Ukraine and using the excess profits from frozen Russian assets to finance Ukraine's defense, EU Foreign Policy Chief Josep Borrell said.

War in Ukraine • March 18, 12:59 PM • 25432 views
Ukraine expects EU accession talks to start in the first half of this year - Shmyhal

Ukraine expects to start accession negotiations with the EU in the first half of 2024 after the European Council approves the negotiation framework.

Politics • March 18, 09:18 AM • 22913 views
EU confirms that Ukraine will receive 4.5 billion euros next week

Next week, Ukraine will receive €4. 5 billion from the EU as part of a €50 billion aid package for 2024-2027.

Economy • March 16, 02:25 AM • 108018 views
Ukraine expects over USD 10 billion of support in March-April - NBU

According to the governor of the National Bank of Ukraine, Ukraine expects to receive more than $10 billion in international aid from its partners in March-April.

Economy • March 14, 02:27 PM • 27028 views
The European Parliament adopts a resolution proposing to consider Armenia's membership in the EU

The European Parliament has adopted a resolution proposing to consider Armenia's membership in the European Union if it continues to implement sustainable reforms aimed at strengthening democracy.

Politics • March 13, 07:10 PM • 41511 views
EU lifts sanctions against founder of yandex, one of the ex-owners of MTS and pro-putin biker from Slovakia

The European Union has removed from the sanctions list arkady volozh, the founder of yandex, sergey mndoyants, one of the representatives of the company that owns MTS, and josef gambalek, the head of the European branch of the pro-putin biker club.

Politics • March 13, 10:15 AM • 31839 views
EU extends individual sanctions against Russia for another six months

The EU has extended individual sanctions against Russians responsible for undermining Ukraine's territorial integrity for another six months until September 15, 2024, while maintaining restrictions on more than 2,100 individuals and entities supporting Russia's military aggression in Ukraine.

War in Ukraine • March 12, 04:28 PM • 44532 views
European Commission recommends starting EU accession talks with Bosnia and Herzegovina

The European Commission has recommended starting EU accession talks with Bosnia and Herzegovina, citing the country's progress in reforms, improving the judiciary, fighting corruption, and alignment with the EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy.

Politics • March 12, 04:11 PM • 40347 views
The EU has prepared a negotiation framework for Ukraine's accession: what is it about and what's next

The European Commission has submitted to the EU Council proposals for a draft negotiation framework for the accession of Ukraine and Moldova to the EU, which sets out the guidelines and principles for accession negotiations with the two candidate countries.

Politics • March 12, 04:04 PM • 123855 views
Vice-President of the European Commission: proposal on frozen Russian assets will be forthcoming soon enough

According to European Commission Vice President Valdis Dombrovskis, the European Commission is expected to soon propose how to use the proceeds of frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine. The proposals are likely to appear before the March EU summit, according to a senior EU official.

War in Ukraine • March 11, 03:41 PM • 80516 views
EU agrees to strengthen cyber defense

The European Union has agreed on changes to cybersecurity laws to strengthen protection against hacker attacks and to create a cybersecurity alert system and emergency response mechanism across the EU.

News of the World • March 6, 11:54 AM • 24174 views
Estonia, France and Poland call on the European Commission to increase funding for the defense industry

Estonia, France and Poland are calling on the European Commission to increase funding for the defense industry to speed up joint procurement and production of military equipment across Europe.

News of the World • March 5, 05:47 PM • 25799 views
The EU agreed to continue the policy of reducing gas consumption

The EU Council has reached a political agreement to recommend further coordinated reductions in gas demand among member states to prepare for potential supply disruptions in the winter.

Politics • March 4, 06:27 PM • 25632 views
The European Commission confirms plans to present a framework for negotiations on Ukraine's membership in March

In March, the European Commission will present to the EU Council a framework for negotiations on Ukraine's EU membership.

Politics • March 4, 03:56 PM • 28089 views
Turkey's exports to Russia fell by a third in February due to sanctions

Turkish exports to Russia dropped by 33% in February 2024 amid sanctions imposed by the US and EU on Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.

Economy • March 3, 03:50 AM • 39682 views