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termCode:euobserver-voice

26 posts
EEU
The last time Spain held the EU Council presidency was in 2010 — at the height of the eurozone crisis <a target="_blank" href="https://newsroom.consilium.europa.eu/photos?keywords=sanchez">(Photo: European Union)</a>
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Sánchez and the EU have decided that Morocco relations are too big to fail – EUobserver

  • 31 August 2026
There is no evidence that Morocco bears any responsibility for the migrant surge in Ceuta in late July that…
EEU
German foreign minister Johan Wadephul at the EU Council in Brussels
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Crystal ball: EU will do nothing about Israel on Monday – EUobserver

  • 12 July 2026
I have a crystal ball and I know what EU foreign ministers will decide to do about Israel…
EEU
In the EU, the health-related costs from PFAS chemicals are estimated at €52bn and €84bn annually <a target="_blank" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/waterkeeperalliance/43893123535/in/photolist-2oQSFUY-2oeVEik-2owWiRV-29SFJNe-FbYCWM-28v4JU7-29SFJpZ-JSqpJ3-KNYXjR-KLbVtG-KNYXbz-KNYXdZ-KG9wSx-KG9wWk-KG9Kmk-2bg6FHV-29SFKpp-2gXTTqG-FbYD26-2iRmc8R-2iRqA9w-2iRoWwi-2iRmc2J-2iRqAi">(Photo: Waterkeeper Alliance Inc.)</a>
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Inside the EU alliance where chemical polluters grade their own pollution – EUobserver

  • 8 July 2026
The European Commission’s new Critical Chemicals Alliance (CCA) has been effectively taken over by the industry it is…
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The EU's new Entry/Exit System promises to reduce the average wait at immigration from 90 seconds to 20 seconds per traveller.
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Brussels just dodged a Brexit‑fuelled airport meltdown with its biometrics U‑turn – EUobserver

  • 7 July 2026
Holidaymakers can breathe a sigh of relief after the EU hit the pause button on its new Entry/Exit System (EES) that swaps passports with biometrics. …
EEU
A US brokered deal for a new political settlement and elections in Libya will offer the US access to oil and a military base <a target="_blank">(Photo: Antony Stanley)</a>
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The EU finds itself Trumped in north Africa – EUobserver

  • 30 June 2026
The EU has spent billions of euros trying to cosy up to authoritarian regimes across North Africa, as part of…
EEU
EU commissioner Dubravka Šuica with Israeli foreign minister Gideon Sa'ar in Tel Aviv on 22 June
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Catholic cardinal risks Israel’s wrath in moral appeal for EU sanctions – EUobserver

  • 28 June 2026
It is not every day that God calls for EU sanctions on Israel, but Roman Catholic cardinal Víctor…
EEU
The United Nations  estimates it will cost more than $70bn to rebuild Gaza <a target="_blank" href="https://twitter.com/UNRWA/status/1714747885026168890/photo/1">(Photo: UNRWA)</a>
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EU commission cites ‘no overriding public interest’ to keep Gaza reports secret, on day UN calls out genocide – EUobserver

  • 25 June 2026
On the same day that the UN human rights office called out genocide in Gaza, the European Commission…
EEU
A statue of Mao Zedong in Xinjiang. In 2018, 80 percent of all new IUD placements in China were performed in Xinjiang - despite the fact that the region only makes up 1.8 percent of the nation's population, according to the report <a target="_blank" href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/hanwonghk/19171758624/in/photolist-vd9gUu-iweQur-iweRQT-w9zhhs-8DkQ93-vSqwwm-K4gv-iweGcC-iweHFX-cqHybA-djAH3n-djAJ1P-5X9c3c-89wrX2-2Gfjha-iweJ9k-iwepjC-iweNyH-iweWNZ-iwetNC-2oKJkj-iwefmD-ckeBg-8EnZf8-iwev8H-iwem9v-iweLZv-2jhK">(Photo: Michael Wong)</a>
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EU’s ‘Voldemort’ problem: talking about China without mentioning China – EUobserver

  • 17 June 2026
The EU has spent years using bureaucratic, coded language to address China without directly provoking it — often…
EEU
The 2004 and 2007 enlargements created 'accession fatigue' among many EU leaders. But Ukraine wants to fast-track its EU membership talks. <a target="_blank">(Photo: Council of the European Union)</a>
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The EU would pay a high price if it lets down Ukraine on membership – EUobserver

  • 15 June 2026
The first set of accession talks with officials from Ukraine and Moldova were opened on Monday (15 June),…
RRussia
Russian soldiers at the Victory Day parade in Moscow on 9 May 2026
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Russian army deserters exempted from EU visa-ban, but ‘populist’ sanctions could still backfire – EUobserver

  • 14 June 2026
Deserters will be eligible for EU visas even after Europe shuts its door to all other Russian ex-soldiers…
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