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European Commissioner Roxana Mînzatu: “Ten years on from the presentation of the European Social Pillar, we have taken stock to identify what needs to be improved and what more can be done”
The European Citizens’ Initiative Save Europe Act is reportedly based on the need to preserve the ethnic and cultural continuity of the indigenous peoples of Europe in the face of what is described as demographic replacement caused by the arrival of ‘non-Western and “non-European” migrants
The EU Council has given the green light to the use of loans for the purchase of made in the UK defence products. The agreement will come into effect “in the coming days”
Merlo: “An analysis of demographic and budgetary data reveals a profound imbalance: half of European social spending (around 20 per cent of GDP) is allocated to the older section of the population, while only 1.7–2 per cent goes to families and children”
Eurostat data shows a fall in petrol and diesel prices compared with May, but prices are still high compared with a year ago. Italy and Cyprus are the only countries where petrol prices are still rising
Bruxelles – Più entrate derivanti dalle imposte ambientali tra il 2023 e il 2024, ma in quota minore sul PIL rispetto a dieci anni prima. A dirlo è Eurostat, l’Ufficio di statistica dell’UE. Secondo i suoi dati, le risorse derivanti dalle imposte ambientali nell’Unione europea sono salite a 371,9 miliardi di euro nel 2024 rispetto []
Brussels – Environmental tax revenues rose between 2023 and 2024, but as a proportion of GDP they were lower than ten years earlier, according to data released by Eurostat, the EU’s statistical office. Environmental tax revenue in the European Union rose to 371.9 billion euros in 2024 from 350.4 billion euros in 2023. This represents a []
Brussels – The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Turin obtained the conviction of ten defendants by the Court of Nola in a VAT fraud case relating to the trade in plastic products. The defendants have been found guilty of offences including VAT fraud, the use and issuance of false invoices, and related tax crimes. The []
Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič does not make it clear, saying an incorrect label does not necessarily imply preferential treatment. But he does not rule it out either. No response on the suspension of the Association Agreement
A Member of the European Parliament has asked the Berlaymont building whether these products can be classified as medicines and therefore qualify for tax relief, given the rise in cases of skin cancer
