The EU Has Pledged €50 Million for a Black Sea Security Hub. It Is Not Operating Yet.
The EU has promised up to €50 million for a Black Sea Maritime Security Hub. A working group and a 2027 target do not mean it is operational.
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EU Border IT Agency Sues IBM, Atos and Leonardo Over EES Delivery Delays
eu-LISA filed an Estonian lawsuit against the EES development consortium in December 2025. The system is running; the dispute over earlier delivery delays is unresolved.
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Montenegro Has Provisionally Closed 23 EU Chapters. Does That Make 2028 Membership Likely?
Montenegro has provisionally closed 23 of 33 EU negotiation chapters, but rule-of-law tests, Croatia disputes and treaty ratifications stand between progress and its 2028 goal.
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EU Opens Western Balkans Roaming Talks, but Surcharges Have Not Ended
The European Commission has opened negotiations with six Western Balkans partners to extend Roam Like at Home. Existing roaming charges have not been abolished, and there is no confirmed start date.
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EU Opens PET Resin Safeguard Investigation as Import Pressures Grow
Brussels has opened a safeguard probe covering PET resin and upstream chemicals, but no new restriction is in force. Here is what the notice says and what comes next.
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Belgium's King Rejects De Wever's Resignation, but the Budget Impasse Remains
King Philippe has kept Bart De Wever in office and asked for renewed budget talks. A November 16 progress report is the next checkpoint, not an approved 2027 budget.
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Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal Crisis: What Happened and What Comes Next?
A clear guide to the confrontation over Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, the disputed suspension of its leadership, the roots of the judicial conflict and the next developments to watch.
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