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âMade in Europeâ rules should not âundermineâ UK relations, Britainâs new envoy tells EU (opens the original)
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New legislation coming from Brussels should not âundermineâ or damage the UKâs post-Brexit relationship with the European Union, Londonâs new ambassador to the union has said. Caroline Wilson, the UKâs envoy to the EU, cautioned against the 27-state bloc becoming âmore insular and inward-facingâ, a likely reference to controversial âmade in Europeâ proposals the UK government is concerned will disadvantage its businesses. Proposed legislation being debated by member states in B
Right to asylum under threat as Europe turns rightward (opens the original)
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Right-wing European governments look set to take another big swing of the axe to legal protections afforded to people seeking asylum and international protection. It has been remarkable to witness the pace at which the centre ground inside the European Union has been pulled closer to what would have been an extreme, even anti-immigrant, position a couple of years ago. New laws rushed through the Brussels system will help increase deportations from EU countries. They will build on the unionâs a
EU budget: âFrugalâ states demand hundreds of billions be cut from spending (opens the original)
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European leaders from the âfrugalâ coalition of fiscally conservative countries have called for a fundamental overhaul of the EUâs common budget, to shift funding towards defence, economic competitiveness and border control, in a letter to Taoiseach Micheál Martin. The letter from German chancellor Friedrich Merz and several other national leaders, seen by The Irish Times, said several hundred billion euros needed to be cut from a proposed â¬1.9 trillion budget, to secure the backing of
EU budget: ‘Frugal’ states demand hundreds of billions be cut from spending | BreakingNews (opens the original)
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European leaders from the “frugal” coalition of fiscally conservative countries have called for a fundamental overhaul of the EU’s common budget, to shift funding towards defence, economic competitiveness and border control, in a letter to Taoiseach Micheál Martin. The letter from German chancellor Friedrich Merz and several other national leaders, seen by The Irish Times, said several hundred billion euros needed to be cut from a proposed €1.9 trillion budget, to secure the backing of their gov
Civil Service work-to-rule expected to disrupt EU presidency (opens the original)
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A planned work-to-rule across the Civil Service starting this week has the potential to cause serious disruption to Irelandâs European Union presidency, senior officials have privately warned Government Ministers. The battle over public-sector pay is set to create a headache for diplomats and officials working on Irelandâs Council of the European Union presidency, an influential deal-making role that involves steering negotiations between the blocâs 27 governments in Brussels. There are fe
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