Balkans Occidentaux

The work programme outlines the funding priorities and breaks down how the €1.5 billion envelope will be allocated across projects

Inquiry follows case that led to four ministerial resignations

German authorities have increasingly warned that Russia is trying to recruit 'disposable agents' to carry out espionage and sabotage

Following a contentious meeting of energy ministers in Brussels, industry stakeholders and utilities took stock of what the long-awaited legislation can deliver

Council text seen by Euractiv says planned Earth Observation Governmental Service should just pool and share existing capabilities, not spin up an EU constellation

Reducing bureaucracy is key to turning the Single Market into an engine of scale and competitiveness, but will the idea catch fire?

Commission attaches unprecedented conditions to sugar concessions

An arms producer warns that Europe's defence scale-up is hampered by a fragile supply chain

European Council president bats away a question from pro-Russian student at Sciences Po university

Bratislava's attempt to shield Slovaks from surging oil prices is 'against EU law', according to the Commission

A new Joint Biomethane Declaration delivers a clear message from industry: Industry needs biomethane. Its scale-up must happen now. Policymakers must remove barriers and align frameworks to unlock biomethane’s potential for competitiveness, energy security and rapid emissions reductions across Europe’s hardest-to-abate sectors.

A clear left-wing victory in Tuesday’s election could ultimately still benefit the right

European security agencies are investigating a wave of attacks on Jewish targets across the continent claimed by a previously unknown militant group, raising concerns about possible links to networks aligned with Hezbollah

Lawmakers across the political spectrum warn new plans could add confusion

European Commission plays down disappearance of keenly awaited proposal from April-May schedule

Including: European chief prosecutor talks, CONT Horizon vote, clean tech shortfall, CAP and more

La Turquie se classe 159e sur 180 pays au Classement mondial de la liberté de la presse 2025 de Reporters Sans Frontière. Les voix qui questionnent les autorités turques sont réprimées. Notre fil d'infos en continu.

- Le fil de l'Info / Courrier des Balkans, Erdogan, Turquie, Médias, Gratuit

Un pays coupé en deux. Aucun camp ne dispose d'une majorité après les législatives de dimanche en Slovénie, et la formation d'un gouvernement s'annonce particulièrement complexe.

- Articles / Une - Diaporama, Courrier des Balkans, Slovénie, Politique, Jansa

Le procès a été ajourné dès la première audience, dans un climat de forte tension. Il y a trois ans, la catastrophe ferroviaire de Tempe avait fait 57 morts. Les familles des victimes dénoncent des conditions d'organisation indignes et des dysfonctionnements persistants autour de l'enquête et des responsabilités politiques.

- Articles / Courrier des Balkans, Grèce, Défense, police et justice, Trains Balkans

- Agenda / France - Régions, Agenda - Diaporama