EU to invest 500 mln euros in Armenia
The European Union will invest 500 million euros in the diversification and reinforcement of Armenia's energy security, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos said.
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Black Sea Energy receives 'Project of Mutual Interest' status by EU
The European Commission has officially granted the Black Sea Energy project PMI (Project of Mutual Interest) status.
EU accelerates plan for seizure of Russian assets - report
The European Commission has sped up the development of a legal framework to seize frozen Russian assets within the EU, according to media reports citing sources.
EU to create new intelligence unit - report
The European Commission will set up a new intelligence unit under President Ursula von der Leyen for the greater efficiency of the use of information gathered by national spy agencies, the Financial Times newspaper said, citing sources.
EU to stop issuing multiple-entry visas for Russians
The European Commission has announced a complete ban on issuing new multiple-entry visas to Russian citizens.
EU eyes more tariffs on imports from Russia
Seven EU countries have issued a joint call to impose tariffs on more Russian products, Politico reported.
Ankara slams 'biased' Brussels' report
Türkiye’s Foreign Ministry rejected the European Commission’s 2025 Türkiye Report, denouncing its claims on the judiciary, fundamental rights and domestic politics as “biased, prejudiced and baseless.”
Tbilisi questions Brussels' ability to assess Georgia's progress toward EU membership
Georgian Foreign Minister Maka Bochorishvili shared her views on how the EU is likely to assess Georgia's progress toward European integration.
Armenia and EU to finalize visa-free travel action plan
Armenia and the EU will shortly sign a joint action plan that establishes the framework for visa-free travel implementation following its completion.
EU finance ministers fail to agree on expropriation of Russian assets
Finance Ministers of EU countries discussed technical aspects of confiscation of Russian sovereign assets at the meeting of the EU Council on Economy and Finance but made no practical decisions, a European diplomatic source said.
European Parliament to vote on resignation of European Commission chief
The European Parliament will for the first time in history conduct two votes of no-confidence in the European Commission on October 9, a European Parliament spokesperson said.
EU aims to accelerate phase-out of Russian LNG
The EU may cease purchasing Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) by January 1, 2027, a year earlier than initially planned. This measure is expected to be included in the 19th package of sanctions, which the European Commission will unveil today.
European Commission stops providing financial support for Israel
The suspension was announced by EC President Ursula von der Leyen
European Commission to impose sanctions against Hamas
The European Commission will impose restrictions on members of the Palestinian movement's Politburo
EU Commission may sanction Georgia and suspend visa-free travel
The European Commission is considering the possibility of imposing sanctions against Georgia and suspending its visa-free regime. The level of political contact has already been reduced to a minimum.
EU postpones 19th package of sanctions against Russia
The European Commission will not present the next package of anti-Russian sanctions on September 17 as planned, with the announcement indefinitely postponed, Politico reported, citing a European diplomat and an official from one of the bloc’s member states.
Europe aims to permanently abandon Russian energy
The European Commission has announced plans to impose permanent sanctions against Russia, irrespective of developments in Ukraine.
European Commission compares Israel's actions in Gaza to genocide
European Commission Executive Vice President Teresa Ribera said Israel's actions in Gaza “looks very much” like genocide.
European Commission President to meet U.S. leader on July 27
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said she will meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Scotland on July 27, in an effort to avoid a 30% tariff on EU exports entering into force next month.
EU discussing 19th package of anti-Russian sanctions
The European Union has begun informal discussions on a 19th package of anti-Russian sanctions, Czech MEP Tomas Zdechovsky said.
