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Modi's France visit to deepen India's ties with Europe - Vimarsana News

Modi's France visit to deepen India's ties with Europe

Prime minister Narendra Modi’s ongoing visit to France is part of a larger plan to shift Europe from the edges of India’s foreign policy to a key priority, with the war in Ukraine showing no signs of being contained

The true strength of the European Union lies in its diversity of opinions - Vimarsana News

The true strength of the European Union lies in its diversity of opinions

We cannot allow select countries to impose their will on others on critical issues of war and peace, such as the imposition of sanctions or the financing of weapons, Balázs Orbán writes.

EU sanctions: New law to crack down on violations - Vimarsana News

EU sanctions: New law to crack down on violations

The law would ensure that EU sanctions are enforced uniformly across member states, with common definitions and dissuasive penalties. MEPs in the Civil Liberties Committee adopted a draft negotiating mandate on violating and circumventing EU sanctions by 36 votes in favour, two against and two abstentions. It would introduce a common definition of violations and […]

Unanimity Should Be Preserved in the European Union, Says MEP - Vimarsana News

Unanimity Should Be Preserved in the European Union, Says MEP

The European Parliament's plenary session voted on Tuesday on the proposal to, among other things, abolish unanimity in European Council decision-making.

The Commission's 2023 surveys on corruption show growing scepticism among Europeans - Vimarsana News

The Commission's 2023 surveys on corruption show growing scepticism among Europeans

Corruption remains a significant challenge in the eyes of most Europeans. The new Eurobarometer surveys found that 4 in 10 citizens believe that corruption has risen in their country, with 2/3 (70%) saying that corruption is widespread. Corruption is still viewed as unacceptable for most (64%).