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Two top European Union officials on Tuesday called for joint borrowing to help the 27-nation bloc navigate the energy crunch together, after Germany faced criticism for going its own way with huge subsidies its peers could never afford.

The European Commission is preparing for power cuts and other emergencies within the European Union, media group RND reported, citing a senior EU official, amid concerns over the conflict in Ukraine and a possible energy crisis within the bloc.

It comes three years after the European Commission ruled €10m in tax breaks for the firm were “illegal”

European Commission spokesman Daniel Ferrie confirmed the two sides will meet this week for technical level talks.

European Commission’s ‘Fit for 55’ plan on the tourism industry could see a ‘ticket tax’ add an extra £6.85 to the cost of plane tickets to Spain, and an obligation for airlines to use 5% sustainable aviation fuel

The country has been put on notice by the European Commission

'I did to be fair detect a genuine engagement and a wish to get this issue resolved'

Ireland’s premier said there was a need for the EU and UK to enter a process to negotiate a resolution to the impasse over post-Brexit trade.

The president of the European Union’s executive arm has traveled to Bulgaria to emphasize the EU’s determination to stop relying on Russian energy imports

The Israeli Mission to the European Union submitted on Friday a request to cut funding for 60 organizations and movements active in the countries of the Union and which support the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel. “These organizations receive large funding from the EU to support human rights…

Germany's 200 billion euro ($196 billion) plan to protect companies and households from soaring energy prices will be scrutinised by the European Commission, EU industry chief Thierry Breton said on Friday.