EurActiv
Bitter tensions in Slovak healthcare growing, still no deal between ministry and unions
Privatisation fears, funding gaps and administrative pressures have led to doctors' en masse resignation threats. A critical meeting between the Health Ministry and the Medical Trade Union Association (LOZ) is scheduled for Friday, 22 November.
Categories: EurActiv
The Brief – Informing Donald Trump about frozen conflicts
Russia ensures the sovereignty of post-Soviet states exists only theoretically, by using puppets to control them.
Categories: EurActiv
A remarriage built on mistrust
An agreement over the next Commission does little to mend the relationship between the Parliament's pro-European groups, with a two-page coaltion deal hardly papering over the cracks.
Categories: EurActiv
Council set to take a cautious stance on future of telecoms
Some EU countries suggested removing any reference to market consolidation during the third working party meeting on the subject.
Categories: EurActiv
Russia launches intercontinental ballistic missile in attack on Ukraine
This is the first time Russia has used during the war such a powerful, long-range missile which can carry a nuclear warhead.
Categories: EurActiv
Strengthening Europe’s Economic Backbone [Promoted content]
The European Union has set ambitious goals for digital transformation, energy transition, and strategic sovereignty, all of which are vital for the continent's future. European mid-market private equity is playing a critical role in helping Europe achieve these objectives.
Categories: EurActiv
World still split over money as clock ticks on COP29
The main sticking points -- who should pay, how much and the type of funding -- remain unresolved.
Categories: EurActiv
Bulgaria’s pro-Russian parties display increasingly open ties with the Kremlin
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Bulgaria’s pro-Russian parties displaying open ties with the Kremlin, Italian healthcare workers going on strike, and so much more.
Categories: EurActiv
Dozens of raids conducted in fake ID network case
In many cases, beneficiaries were registered for property of deceased Romanian citizens.
Categories: EurActiv
Poland to deliver 45th support package to Ukraine, Tusk tells Zelenskyy
He added, "No one will stop Putin with phone calls, " an apparent dig at his German counterpart.
Categories: EurActiv
Portuguese minister wants more NATO contribution because of Putin, not Trump
He noted that NATO leadership had said that the 2% target may need to be raised.
Categories: EurActiv
US reopens Kyiv embassy after Ukraine firing of ATACMS missiles
A US government source said the embassy closure was "related to ongoing threats of air attacks".
Categories: EurActiv
Ribera gets EPP blessing, blames Spain’s Partido Popular for Valencia floods disaster
The aftermath of the disaster has turned into a political blame game.
Categories: EurActiv
Italian healthcare workers strike over wage disputes, budget cuts
Health workers strike against the government's decision to allocate less resources for health care in 2025 budget bill.
Categories: EurActiv
Bulgaria’s pro-Russian parties display increasingly open ties with the Kremlin
Petkov said no one would be able to destroy the centuries-old relationship between Bulgaria and Russia.
Categories: EurActiv
Europe’s largest industry groups to double down on EU rule roll-back agenda
The Commission can't pull off reducing reporting requirements by 25% without touching the essence of the regulation, stakeholders said.
Categories: EurActiv
Angela Merkel, in memoir, recalls tricks for dealing with Donald Trump
Angela Merkel's memoir, entitled "Freedom: Memories 1954-2021" will be published in more than 30 countries on 26 November.
Categories: EurActiv
In Argentina, Meloni recognised Venezuelan opposition candidate as ‘president-elect’
Far-right Meloni has twice received Edmundo González in Italy, and Argentina's self-declared "anarcho-capitalist" Javier Milei has also recognised him as the election victor.
Categories: EurActiv
Moldova clinches security accord with Britain
A British statement said the security partnership was aimed at "building on extensive cooperation between the two countries and strengthening Moldovan resilience against external threats".
Categories: EurActiv
EU-US trade: what EU economy ministers fear about second Trump term
With key industries, like Germany’s automotive sector, already facing significant pressures, and the risk of a broader trade war on the horizon, how is Europe preparing to adapt to a shifting US trade agenda?
Categories: EurActiv