Cadmium-laced jewelry, banned Chinese inverter makers, enlargement roadmaps, and a threat assessment splitting EU foreign ministers — tell us where you stand on this week's biggest EU decisions.
- EU foreign policy chief Kallas warned that Russia is planning further sabotage operations in Europe. Member states' foreign ministers assess the threat differently: Poland's Sikorski says real attacks are already happening, while Estonia's Tsahkna says a direct NATO attack isn't expected. Which asse
- Citing the sabotage threat, Kallas urged member states to speed up developing their defense capabilities. How justified do you find this?
- The EU plans stricter checks and heavy fines for cheap Chinese online stores, after tests found cadmium in jewelry and PFAS chemicals up to 1000 times the legal limit in clothing. What worries you most about this? (choose up to 2)
- The European Commission says EU-funded solar, wind and energy storage projects must exclude high-risk (typically Chinese) inverter makers — this affects Hungary too. Do you support this move?
- The European Commission would for the first time draw up concrete, dated accession roadmaps for Montenegro, Ukraine, Moldova and Albania. What do you think about this?
- Citing tight global supply, the EU's energy commissioner asked member states' ministers to cut gas and electricity consumption. Is this the right move, or excessive interference in national energy policy?
- How much do you agree with the following statements about the EU's common fisheries policy?
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