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Jack Parrock is a journalist based in Brussels, Belgium. He is specialised in live and packaged TV and radio news and moderating live events.
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Where does Julian Assange go from here?
Julian Assange made a public appearance at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg, marking his return to public life after years of isolation. During a hearing, he spoke about the challenges of his confinement and his future plans. Assange, who spent 14 years in the Ecuadorian embassy in London and the UK's Belmarsh prison, was released in June. His wife, Stella, supported him during the hearing, which ended early due to his fatigue. The event highlighted Assange's ongoing recovery and the support he receives from those around him.
Ursula von der Leyen wins second term as EU chief
Ursula von der Leyen secured a second term as the European Commission President, overcoming political challenges and scandals. Her re-election was achieved through negotiations with various political factions, despite some MEPs' reservations. Von der Leyen emphasized the EU's commitment to Ukraine, border security, and a green deal climate agenda, while also addressing industry concerns. She faces the challenge of potential EU institutional reforms, which may require treaty changes and referendums.
EU slaps down Hungarian prime minister after meetings with Trump and Putin
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban faced criticism from the EU after meetings with Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, raising concerns over his pro-Kremlin stance. The European Council President Charles Michel refuted Orban's claims of the EU's 'pro-war' policy, emphasizing Russia's role as the aggressor in the Ukraine conflict. The European Commission took unprecedented steps by downgrading its representation at events in Hungary, reflecting growing tensions. Despite some EU members opposing a full boycott, Orban's actions have sparked significant debate within the bloc.
EU ministers stage boycott in protest at Orban’s talks with Putin
EU foreign ministers are planning to boycott an informal meeting in Budapest due to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's recent talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Orban's actions, including suggesting a ceasefire with Russia and meeting former US President Donald Trump, have drawn criticism from EU leaders. Sixty-three MEPs have called for Hungary to be stripped of its EU voting rights, accusing Orban of abusing his role as the council presidency. The EU is considering formal actions to counter Hungary's perceived alignment with Russia, as tensions rise over the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Rio Tinto promises 'radical transparency' in Serbia mine
Rio Tinto has released draft environmental impact assessments for its Jadar mine in Serbia, asserting the site's safety for lithium extraction. Managing director Chad Blewitt emphasized the company's commitment to transparency and compliance with Serbian and EU environmental standards. The project has been controversial, facing protests over potential environmental damage. Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic hinted at possible reinstatement of Rio Tinto's mining permits, contingent on new guarantees from the company and the EU.
EU Mulls Military Training Mission for Ukraine
The EU is considering a military training mission for Ukraine, signaling increased support against Russia. Townsend from the Center for a New American Security emphasizes the importance of training for Ukraine's long-term military strategy, noting the risks of untrained personnel. Ukraine's armed forces have grown significantly, with over a million personnel including national guard, police, and border guard. The expansion highlights the need for proper training to ensure effectiveness and safety on the frontlines.
EU Asylum Applications at 7-Year High
The European Union received over 1.14 million asylum applications in 2023, the highest since 2016, with Germany receiving the most. Far-right parties, like Germany's AfD, are gaining support amid the influx. Syrian and Afghan nationals submitted the most applications, with a significant increase from Turkish citizens. The report excludes 4.4 million Ukrainians under temporary protection. The rise in applications is attributed to global geopolitical instability.
EU Asylum Applications at 7-Year High
The European Union received over 1.14 million asylum applications in 2023, the highest since 2016, with Germany receiving the most. Syrian and Afghan nationals were the largest groups of applicants. The rise in applications is attributed to increased geopolitical instability. The data excludes 4.4 million Ukrainians who received temporary protection. Far-right parties may leverage the influx in upcoming EU elections.
Justice at last for Europe’s king of cocaine and killing
Ridouan Taghi, arrested in Dubai and extradited to the Netherlands, is held in a maximum-security prison. Despite his incarceration, he continues to cause disruptions, with his cousin and lawyer arrested for an alleged escape plot and prison officers requesting to wear masks to avoid identification and potential retribution.
Army of angry farmers forces EU to abandon emissions goals
The European Union has withdrawn its stringent emissions targets following widespread protests by farmers across Europe. Demonstrations occurred in France, Germany, Poland, and Italy, culminating in a significant protest in Brussels where farmers blocked roads and engaged in acts of defiance, including toppling the statue of industrial revolution figure John Cockerill.
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