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    The mission of this subreddit is providing official and semi-official EU content as a public service. We have added specific and detailed requirements for submissions so that no particular political views are favored.

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    EU looks to wean itself off Musk's Starlink and SpaceX

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    2025/01/31
    22:48 UTC

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    "Am I going to impose tariffs on the European Union? ...Absolutely." - Trump

    41 Comments
    2025/01/31
    22:10 UTC

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    Government guarantees in 2023

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    2025/01/31
    18:05 UTC

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    Should the EU prepare for a large influx of American and Canadian immigrants?

    So, with the current state of affairs on the North American continent, chances are that things will get out of hand and society falls to violence.

    This would cause a large group of Americans and possibly Canadians to want to get out and go to Europe (assuming they would prefer Europe to other options).

    The EU has a lot of problems with aging populations and not enough births. Assuming a lot of the US people are young, pretty well educated and culturally compatible, should the EU be welcoming these people? Maybe even advertise the EU is willing to receive Americans and Canadians if they want to leave?

    Right now, immigration laws in the EU are strict (though varying per country). Do you think we could and should make extra provisions for a possible influx of American 'refugees'?

    39 Comments
    2025/01/31
    17:20 UTC

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    Could an independent Greenland join the EU?

    2 Comments
    2025/01/31
    14:56 UTC

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    The European Central Bank is cutting its key interest rate, a step to boost an economy that’s struggling to grow as consumers burned by inflation warily eye price tags and businesses try to chart a course amid political turmoil in leading economies France and Germany

    The European Central Bank is cutting its key interest rate, a step to boost an economy that’s struggling to grow as consumers burned by inflation warily eye price tags and businesses try to chart a course amid political turmoil in leading economies France and Germany

    https://candorium.com/news/20250130102050865/european-central-bank-cuts-benchmark-rate-by-quarter-point-boost-stagnant-economy

    0 Comments
    2025/01/31
    00:01 UTC

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    Schumann Traineeships

    Hi,

    I was shortlisted for a Schuman traineeship and was wondering if that means I will be selected? Did anyone provide the necessary documents and still did not get selected? Thanks.

    1 Comment
    2025/01/30
    21:03 UTC

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    Five years on: Brexit regrets? Cancelled trips?

    0 Comments
    2025/01/30
    19:02 UTC

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