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[Interview] 70% of Montenegro supports EU membership – so will it happen in 2028? We ask lead MEP Marjan Šarec (opens the original)
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After Iceland voted down EU membership in an August referendum, Montenegro regained its status as the most-likely 28th member state of the bloc. Its government plans to close negotiations on all the chapters of the accession agreement by the end of the year and enter the Union in 2028 – a challenge, especially as a planned Tuesday meeting (22 September) with EU negotiators was postponed. Montenegro also needs to answer the Union’s concerns about corruption and persuade all the member states to l
MEPs vote for €47bn in new Erasmus+ funds, as frugal states seek cuts to EU budget (opens the original)
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The European Parliament’s culture committee has voted to increase EU funds for the flagship Erasmus+ student exchange programme by €7bn in 2028-2034, even as so-called frugal countries seek to cut overall funding. With 24 votes in favour and one abstention, MEPs proposed to increase the European Commission’s original proposal from €40bn to €47bn on Tuesday (29 September). They also said funds should be linked to respect for the rule of law and transparency standards – a clear reference to the si
EU’s Costa calls out ‘dangerous escalation’ by Russia amid increasing hybrid attacks (opens the original)
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EU Council president António Costa described Russia’s recent hybrid attacks on European countries as “unacceptable,” urging Moscow to end what he called a “dangerous escalation”. “Russia’s attacks on Ukraine also threaten the safety of civilians beyond Ukraine’s borders. It is unacceptable that, over the past 12 months, Russia has repeatedly threatened the security of the member states of the European Union,” he said in his speech on Thursday (24 September) during the UN assembly meeting in New
Civil partnership from abroad not enough to stay in EU country, according to ECJ preliminary opinion (opens the original)
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A new opinion from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) says that a civil partnership with an EU citizen is not enough in itself to get residence status in an EU country. The opinion – which is usually followed by the court – from advocate general Laila Medina on Thursday (September 17), was in response to Romania’s court of appeal, which asked for an interpretation of EU rules. A British national’s right to stay in Romania was challenged, despite her partner living there. The two women are a civ
EU sanctions needed against Russian bot and troll factories, MEPs say (opens the original)
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Foreign actors spreading disinformation should face harsher sanctions, MEPs agreed on Tuesday (15 September), while identifying Russia as the “primary external threat to Europe’s security and democratic integrity”. “Russia is using troll factories and bot networks and investing massively to try to destabilise our societies,” said Swedish centre-right MEP Tomas Tobé, the lead lawmaker on the report, which was backed in a European Parliament vote in Strasbourg. Nathalie Loiseau, a French centrist
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