Európai Unió : hírek magyarul

Tulsi Gabbard faced bipartisan scrutiny over the administration’s justifications for the Iran war.

The strike on a Kabul hospital was the deadliest single incident in the conflict so far.

The threat is in retaliation for alleged Israeli strikes on Iran’s South Pars gas field.

Chinese officials are being asked to do everything all at once.

Sanae Takaichi committing to Taiwan’s defense would help keep the peace.

Even as Trump wages war on Tehran, he’s reigniting his economic war against U.S. trading partners.

The Senegalese government calls for an "independent international investigation" at the Confederation of African Football after it stripped Senegal of the Africa Cup of Nations title.

When Trump’s unconventional approach to diplomacy does—and doesn’t—work.

The bloc isn’t a geopolitical alliance, and it shouldn’t be expected to function like one.

This press kit includes a selection of European Parliament press releases outlining MEPs’ key priorities regarding the issues on the summit agenda.

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Democracy scholar Hélène Landemore has a radical new proposal.

From millionaire activists to G-20 proposals, efforts to combat wealth inequality are advancing across the United States and Europe.

MEPs agree on proposals to simplify artificial intelligence rules and propose bans on AI “nudifier” systems and clear application dates for high-risk system requirements.
Committee on the Internal Market and Consumer Protection
Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs

Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Better connectivity to emerging destinations, targeted support for electric vehicle leasing, and seamless transport ticketing could contribute to sustainable EU tourism, MEPs say.
Committee on Transport and Tourism

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Trump’s war in Iran is blowing up MAGA’s alliance with Europe’s far right.

Governments and companies must do more to detect and debunk them.

Talks underway center on economic reforms.

The U.S. is now a net oil exporter. With the right policy changes, it can protect consumers from high prices.

Islamabad maintains that it hit “military and terrorist infrastructure,” not a civilian drug rehabilitation center.

Beijing must navigate an oil crunch and fragile diplomacy with Washington.