#European Commission

European Commission Demands SpaceX Fully Restore Starlink for Ukraine

Politics 10/21/2026, 15:51

The European Commission demanded SpaceX urgently and fully restore Starlink for Ukraine, calling the service slowdown critical for the frontline and civilians. According to sources, the current 160 km/h limit is insufficient against Shahed drones.

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EU Unveils Updated Arctic Strategy: Maritime Security Center, Cable Hub, and Satellite Monitoring

Politics 10/20/2026, 19:16

The European Commission has presented the EU's updated Arctic strategy—the first since 2021. It includes the creation of a maritime security center and an Arctic cable hub, as well as the expansion of satellite surveillance.

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Von der Leyen proposes creating EU strategic gas reserves amid winter shortage fears

Politics 10/16/2026, 07:14

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed that EU leaders consider creating strategic gas reserves amid record-low storage levels and fears of a winter fuel shortage.

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EU Prepares to Launch Project Bromo: European Satellite Alternative to SpaceX to Receive Approval in Coming Days

Economy 10/16/2026, 05:43

The European Union will submit documents in the coming days to launch the Project Bromo satellite project, a European alternative to SpaceX. The initiative will be the first major test of the EU's updated merger approach and aims to reduce reliance on American satellite services.

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European Commission Reveals New Details of Peace Talks with US and Ukraine in Miami

Politics 10/12/2026, 16:30

The European Commission revealed details of the Miami talks, confirming support for Ukraine amid media reports of the meeting ending early due to a US-Russia deal.

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Shelter for all Ukrainians: Hungary refuses to implement new EU restrictions

Politics 10/07/2026, 18:53

Hungary has refused to follow new EU restrictions on Ukrainians with unfulfilled military service obligations, stating it will continue accepting all refugees.

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8 Greenest Cities in Europe Named: Who Made the Finalist List for the 2028 Awards

Politics 10/05/2026, 12:53

The European Commission announced eight finalist cities competing for the European Green Capital and Green Leaf environmental awards for 2028.

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European Commission Urges Russia to Immediately Ensure Humanitarian Access to Oleshky

Politics 10/03/2026, 10:33

The European Commission demanded Russia open a humanitarian corridor to Oleshky in the Kherson region, where remaining residents are facing severe starvation.

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EU States No Budget Deficit in Ukraine for 2026: Sources Reveal Details

Economy 10/02/2026, 20:10

The European Commission stated there is no critical deficit in Ukraine's 2026 budget due to internal resources and support mechanisms.

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EU Prepares New Approach for Candidate Countries: What Will Change Before Accession

Politics 09/30/2026, 14:00

The European Union plans to grant candidate countries broader access to its single market and research programs even before their official accession to the bloc.

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EU to Propose Major Reform That Could Accelerate Ukraine’s Accession, Media Reports

Politics 09/29/2026, 22:01

The European Commission is preparing a reform to bypass national vetoes and accelerate the accession of new members, including Ukraine, without amending the Lisbon Treaty.

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European Commission Postpones Presentation of EU Enlargement Analysis to October 6

Politics 09/29/2026, 13:05

The European Commission postponed the EU enlargement analysis presentation from September 30 to October 6 due to the UN General Assembly. The report will include Ukraine as a candidate.

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Surviving until the New Year: European Commission denies 220 million euro aid to Ukrainian farmers

Politics 09/29/2026, 11:55

The European Commission denied Ukraine's 220 million euro aid request for farmers affected by attacks. A 250 million dollar World Bank loan will provide temporary support.

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13 EU countries demand a one-year pause on new business regulations from the European Commission

Economy 09/24/2026, 20:45

Thirteen EU countries, at the initiative of Austria, sent a letter to the European Commission demanding a one-year moratorium on adopting new business regulations and a "deep legislative cleanup" to restore economic competitiveness.

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EU Leaves Ukraine €36.7 Billion Through End of 2026, But Ties Payments to Reforms

Economy 09/23/2026, 23:39

Through the end of 2026, Ukraine has access to approximately €36.7 billion in EU support, but the disbursement of nearly €20 billion depends on the implementation of reforms, the European Commission spokesperson stated.

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EU Prepares at Least €10 Billion for Joint Defence Projects with Ukraine: Mechanism and Warsaw's Reaction

Politics 09/19/2026, 20:48

The European Commission has confirmed its intention to channel at least €10 billion of SAFE programme residuals into joint defence projects with Ukraine. Poland expressed surprise: Warsaw had expected to use these funds for its own needs.

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Poland in shock: Brussels decides to hand billions from SAFE to Ukraine instead of EU member states

Politics 09/17/2026, 15:56

Poland is outraged by the European Commission's decision to direct unused SAFE programme funds to joint defence projects with Ukraine. Warsaw had expected to receive these billions for its own defence programmes.

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European Commission approves €6.1 billion for Ukraine's defence purchases: Patriot, PAC-3, drones and EW

Politics 09/11/2026, 17:29

The European Commission has approved €6.1 billion for Ukraine's defence purchases — Patriot systems, PAC-3 missiles, drones and EW equipment. The funds are being allocated within the framework of a total loan of €90 billion.

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