In a surprising turn of events, Spain’s conservative politicians have voiced their opposition to Mario Draghi’s nomination as the next president of the EU Commission. Despite Draghi’s reputation as a skilled economist and former European Central Bank president, the Spanish conservatives are calling for a candidate who aligns more closely with their own political beliefs. This unexpected move has thrown a wrench into the process of selecting the next EU Commission president, setting the stage for a potentially contentious battle among EU member states.
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EU to boost food exports to Ukraine as part of updated trade deal
The EU has reached a preliminary agreement with Ukraine to enhance food exports, adjusting their prewar trade pact and requiring Ukraine to align its agricultural standards with EU regulations by 2028. This deal, aimed at addressing concerns from EU farmers, follows tensions over Ukrainian imports affecting local markets, particularly in Poland and Hungary, and includes provisions for increased quotas while maintaining market stability. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: The EU and Ukraine have...
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