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The Central Jewish Council of Greece warns about rising antisemitism in the country

1 week ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

Following the 7 October Hamas invasion of Israel and the massacre of civilians that led to the military response of Israel, causing a devastating situation for civilians in the Gaza Strip, antisemitism in Greece had rapidly become a daily problem. A red-brown antisemite movement intimidates Jews and Israelis living in Greece or visiting as tourists, discriminates against artists visiting Israel and calls for acts of violence against Israeli citizens.
EU offers laboratory equipment to Tanzania Bureau of Standards

1 week ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

On 18 June, the EU officially delivered advanced laboratory equipment to the Tanzania Bureau of Standards (TBS) in Dar es Salaam. This initiative supports the Tanzanian government in helping local products meet EU quality standards, thereby improving market access.
Parliament's report praises Moldova's EU membership efforts

1 week ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

A report approved on 18 June by Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) with a significant majority of 456 votes in favour, 118 against, and 51 abstentions commends Moldova for its steadfast commitment to advancing its progress toward EU membership.
MEPs welcome Montenegro's objective to join the EU in 2028

1 week ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

The European Parliament has called for enhanced political stability in Montenegro, along with substantial progress in electoral and judicial reforms, as well as a robust commitment to combatting organised crime and corruption. In a report adopted with a majority of 470 votes in favour, 102 against, and 77 abstentions, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) reaffirm that Montenegro remains the leading candidate in the EU enlargement process.
New rules for European political parties and foundations

1 week ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

On Tuesday, negotiators from the Parliament and the Council reached an agreement on revised regulations governing the statute and funding of European political parties and foundations. These regulations aim to enhance transparency, reduce bureaucratic obstacles, and better equip these entities to address foreign interference, thereby allowing them to contribute effectively to European political awareness and represent the will of EU citizens.
Parliament supports EU's fight against child sexual abuse

1 week ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

On 17 June, the European Parliament adopted its position on draft legislation aimed at enhancing the capacity of EU member states to combat child sexual abuse (CSA) effectively. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) expressed their support for updating the EU-wide definitions of crimes related to CSA and exploitation.
40th Human Rights Dialogue between the European Union and China

1 week ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

On 13 June, the European Union and the People’s Republic of China convened the 40th session of the EU-China Human Rights Dialogue in Brussels, following a field visit to South Tyrol, Italy, on 11 June. This session provided an opportunity for in-depth discussions on a variety of pressing human rights issues. The European Union expressed significant concerns regarding the ongoing deterioration of fundamental freedoms in China.
Czech democracy at risk as a potential far-right alliance emerges

2 weeks ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

Parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic are scheduled for 3 and 4 October 2025. What is at stake in these elections is the European path of the country and its alignment with Russia and China. In this context, the parties of the government coalition will seek to obtain as many votes as possible in order to make it difficult for the populist and far-right ANO party, led by Czech billionaire Andrej Babiš, to form a government.
Lithuania's President Nausėda on Western leaders' failure to follow through on threats of sanctions against Russia

2 weeks ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda has expressed concerns about the lack of follow-through on threats of sanctions against Russia from major European leaders, including German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. In a recent interview with the German newspaper Bild, the Lithuanian President criticised the EU leaders for a lack of will to transform threats of sanctions against Russia into concrete actions.
See how Sweden contributed to the new EU pharmaceutical legislation

2 weeks ago | europeaninterest.eu | Theodoros Benakis

After two years of negotiations, EU Member States have reached an agreement on revised pharmaceutical legislation. This process faced significant challenges, particularly regarding data protection and incentives for developing priority antimicrobials. “We are pleased that negotiations have been successful and that the countries have joined our position on maintaining data protection. This is a great success for Sweden and patients in the EU.