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La compagnie aérienne nationale, Air Algérie, lance une nouvelle offre promotionnelle sur ses vols au départ de la France et d’autres destinations européennes. Les voyageurs […]

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Le Parti populaire européen (PPE) menace de rejeter une partie clé de la proposition de budget septennal dévoilée en juillet par la Commission, portant sur 865 milliards d’euros et qui fusionnerait les subventions agricoles et régionales en plans nationaux.

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Peter Kotlár Covid-19-járványkezelési kormánybiztos kiáll minden korábbi kijelentése mellett, ráadásul azt szeretné elérni, hogy bővírsék a kormánybiztosi hatásköreit. Ezzel a rémhírterjesztés gyanúja miatt ellene indított büntetőeljárásra reagált.

Le projet d'Ursula von der Leyen de réviser radicalement le budget septennal de l'UE a déjà suscité des réactions négatives de la part des agriculteurs, des régions, des gouvernements et des députés européens.

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Newsletter - 20-23 October 2025 - Strasbourg plenary session

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Le gouvernement du Premier ministre Pedro Sanchez s'oppose à l'état d'esprit qui règne dans les pays occidentaux.

Les Forces Armées Béninoises (FAB) mènent depuis le 14 octobre 2025 une campagne médicale gratuite au profit des populations de Banikoara, dans le département de l'Alibori.

Soutenir les habitants de cette commune frontalière du Burkina Faso et du Niger, souvent confrontée à des défis sécuritaires. Tel est l'objectif de l'action sociale des Forces Armées Béninoises à Banikoara.
Sous la direction du chef d'escadron Kwassi Katcha, de la Direction de la Participation des Armées au Développement et aux Tâches d'Intérêt Public (DPADTIP), des équipes médicales militaires offrent des consultations, des soins et des médicaments gratuits à des patients venus des localités voisines.
Les militaires profitent de cette proximité pour sensibiliser les populations à l'hygiène, à la prévention des maladies et à la coproduction de la sécurité. Une approche qui renforce la vigilance communautaire et la résilience des habitants face aux menaces terroristes.

Pour le chef d'escadron Katcha, ces actions témoignent de la volonté des FAB de resserrer les liens entre l'armée et les citoyens. La campagne se déroule au Centre de santé Wanrou d'Arbonga, construit grâce à la Fondation Claudine Talon, en partenariat avec le ministère de la Santé et la SODECO. Elle prendra fin le 17 octobre 2025.

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Denisa Saková (Hlas) gazdasági miniszter, Juraj Blanár (Smer) külügyminiszter és Maroš Šefčovič uniós biztos közös csütörtöki (10. 16.) sajtótájékoztatója

Constantinos Capsaskis, Research Fellow, ELIAMEP

The Pact for the Mediterranean is being brought forward at a very difficult juncture for the region, and especially so in the Eastern Mediterranean, and its implementation seems to present even greater challenges. Both international upheavals and regional developments continue to widen the gap between Europe and its Mediterranean partners. The increasingly transactional nature of the Union’s foreign policy on key issues such as energy and migration is also exacerbating the situation, creating an even more challenging backdrop for the development of closer relations.

For Greece, the Pact could prove to be a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it is natural that any European emphasis on a region directly related to Greece’s interests could be seen as a positive development. However, Greek diplomacy must remain vigilant, since any institutional EU engagement with the Mediterranean also threatens the capacity for self-determination which the country’s geographical position provides. Greece’s regional diplomacy with countries like Egypt is founded on Athens’ role as a mediator in Brussels.

If the Cairo-Athens-Brussels link-up becomes a direct Cairo-Brussels one, Greek diplomacy will have to obtain some guarantee, primarily from the EU, that Greece’s vital regional interests will not be adversely affected, and that it will not be deprived of its role in the region. Athens will also have to offer its regional partners alternative motives —in the form of opportunities and gains—for deepening bilateral relations.

Triantafyllos Karatrantos, Research Associate, ELIAMEP

The Pact for the Mediterranean arrives at a time of intense geopolitical change, but also of armed conflicts in the Middle East that have created new factors of instability and insecurity. In this context, it really matters whether the Pact will be able to function as a political institutional arrangement for cooperation, or as a loose agreement in specific sectors with an emphasis on trade and transport. Organized crime and terrorism cannot be, and radicalization prevented, without the cooperation of the countries of the wider Mediterranean region. The same applies to both migration management and maritime security. This is why the EU has been investing for years in externalizing its activities in these areas. However, the results have generally been fragmented and achieved in the context of bilateral cooperation. It is therefore important that the Pact includes actions in its security priority that both ensure sustained cooperation with concrete and measurable milestones, and foster a culture of common threat perception and cooperative responses. The EU-Western Balkans framework for cooperation in the fight against terrorism, for example, could serve as a useful model. Finally, it would be especially useful to extend cooperation beyond environmental policy and establish a framework for jointly managing and responding to natural disasters.

Cleopatra Kitti, Senior Policy Advisor, ELIAMEP

The Mediterranean region is the EU’s frontline to Africa.  

It is a region of 500 million people (as large as the EU’s internal market),  producing 10% of global GDP but only 1/4 of its trade is intra regional.  

It is the least inter connected region in the world.  

In the 10 years we are tracking trade and socio-economic data –  UNCTAD, IMF, national statistics agencies’, Eurostat and World Bank’s 1500 socio-economic indicators, – for each country the Mediterranean region (EU and non EU), – where we aggregate, analyze and compare data – there has been no significant progress to report on interconnectivity and on materially socio-economic collaboration for growth and prosperity.  

To make this a meaningful Pact, it must ensure: 

* Data: Evidence based policy making. 

* Governance: establish benchmarks of success with checks and balances, review mechanisms and authentic projects that ensure socio-economic progress for the citizens and businesses of non EU countries. 

* Leadership: the governance model of the Pact should include organisation and institution leaders with integrity and with governance knowledge not only politicians. These individuals must have the ability to embrace evidence based policy making, travel through the region including to the most challenged areas to understand the situation that they need to remediate, bolster and interconnect.    

Otherwise it is doomed to the same results as those of the last decade, which neither the EU nor Non EU countries can afford. The world order and global financial architecture are changing fast, it is not an option to be left behind.  

George Tzogopoulos, Senior Research Fellow, ELIAMEP

It depends on what the scope of the new Mediterranean deal is. If it encompasses issues the European Union can handle—such as trade, energy transition, education, culture and, possibly, migration—then it will be a positive initiative that can deliver results. However, if its scope includes foreign policy and security issues, it is highly unlikely the new Pact for the Mediterranean will have any impact. Generally speaking, the European Union tends to present plans for the Mediterranean at intervals, and then fail to implement them. In 2020, for example, the idea of a multilateral conference on the Eastern Mediterranean was mooted, but no action was taken towards its realization. The current situation—with the war in the Middle East just one of multiple problems—does not provide much grounds for optimism about the future.

 

Ein zentrales Ziel: Mindestens 40 Prozent der Verteidigungsbeschaffungen sollen die EU-Staaten bis Ende 2027 gemeinsam tätigen.

Draft legislation adopted on Thursday seeks to protect the Union’s interests from the weaponisation of energy supplies by the Russian Federation.
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

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Draft legislation adopted on Thursday seeks to protect the Union’s interests from the weaponisation of energy supplies by the Russian Federation.
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Draft legislation adopted on Thursday seeks to protect the Union’s interests from the weaponisation of energy supplies by the Russian Federation.
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

Draft legislation adopted on Thursday seeks to protect the Union’s interests from the weaponisation of energy supplies by the Russian Federation.
Committee on International Trade
Committee on Industry, Research and Energy

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The award ceremony will take place at 18.00, on Tuesday 21 October 2025, at the European Parliament in Strasbourg (Daphne Caruana Galizia Press Room).

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The award ceremony will take place at 18.00, on Tuesday 21 October 2025, at the European Parliament in Strasbourg (Daphne Caruana Galizia Press Room).

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The award ceremony will take place at 18.00, on Tuesday 21 October 2025, at the European Parliament in Strasbourg (Daphne Caruana Galizia Press Room).

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The award ceremony will take place at 18.00, on Tuesday 21 October 2025, at the European Parliament in Strasbourg (Daphne Caruana Galizia Press Room).

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The legal basis in the leaked 2026 work programme points to a directive incoming – triggering outrage from startup activists

La Commission prévoit de lancer l’an prochain des projets de défense dans l’ensemble de ses domaines prioritaires, à commencer par la surveillance du flanc est et la mise en place d’un mur anti-drones, selon un projet de document consulté par Euractiv. Toutefois, elle ne propose aucune nouvelle source de financement.

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