As officials from Mediterranean countries gather for the General Fisheries Commission for the Mediterranean (GFCM) annual session in Croatia, an important discussion is underway. NGOs are strongly advocating for the adoption of corrective measures that empower the GFCM to crack down on illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing and non-compliance cases in the region. Supported … Continue reading Addressing Non-Compliance and IUU Fishing: Urgent Measures for the Mediterranean

In a landmark meeting, Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev warmly welcomed Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban to Kazakhstan, expressing gratitude for his significant role in fostering a stronger relationship between the two nations. The discussion took place during the anniversary summit of the Organization of Turkic States, providing an auspicious platform to delve into the … Continue reading Strengthening Bilateral Ties: Kazakh-Hungarian Summit Marks New Chapter in Cooperation

In an effort to provide ongoing support to the people of Gaza, the European Union (EU) has recently declared a significant increase of €25 million in humanitarian aid. This contribution brings the total EU humanitarian assistance for Gaza to over €100 million this year alone. With a focus on crucial areas such as water and … Continue reading EU Announces Additional €25 Million in Humanitarian Aid for Gaza

In a shocking act of terror, Ayala Yahalomi Luzon's brother and nephew were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists in kibbutz Nir Oz, Israel on October 7. As the situation remains dire, Ayala Yahalomi Luzon has taken her plea to the European Parliament in Brussels, urging European leaders to act swiftly to secure the release of all … Continue reading Urgent Appeal for Action: Freeing Israeli Hostages Detained by Hamas Introduction:

In the ever-evolving landscape of the European Union (EU), understanding the distribution of income among its member states and inhabitants is crucial in comprehending socio-economic realities. By examining the latest statistics, we can shed light on the disparity in median equivalized disposable income across various EU countries. As of 2022, the median equivalized disposable income … Continue reading Exploring Income Disparities in the European Union

In recent years, the European Union has witnessed significant increases in food prices, and the trend has continued into 2023. Although the pace of growth has slowed down for some essential items, the overall trajectory remains a cause for concern. Olive Oil: Consistent Price Surge One noticeable trend is the consistent increase in olive oil … Continue reading Rising Food Prices in the EU: A Closer Look at 2023 Trends

In a powerful display of youth engagement and democratic participation, the European Youth Event 2023 (EYE2023) has opened doors for young people to discuss the ideas that gained significant support during the event. Today, in a public hearing, MEPs will join forces with young individuals to explore the "Youth Ideas Report" and address the concerns … Continue reading Empowering Youth Voices for a More Progressive Europe

In its ongoing commitment to sustainable development and the urgent need for climate action, the European Union (EU) has introduced regulations to define and classify eco-friendly and sustainable activities. This move aims to foster the transition to a more sustainable and climate-neutral economy. Why the EU needs a common definition for sustainable investments: The preservation … Continue reading The EU’s Common Definition for Sustainable Investments: A Step Towards a Greener Future

The Horn of Africa and the Great Lakes regions are grappling with a range of complex humanitarian crises that are further compounded by ongoing conflicts and climate-related disasters. In recognition of the urgent need to mitigate the consequences of these challenges, the European Commission has recently allocated an additional €26.7 million in humanitarian funding to … Continue reading EU Allocates €26.7 Million in Humanitarian Funding for Crisis-Ridden Regions in Africa