EU-Ylva Nilsson

@euylva.bsky.social

EU journalist since forever, currently at Expressen and TV4

It's notable that when Belarus/Russia did this to Poland, other EU countries didn't respond by blaming Poland. They blamed Belarus/Russia. No mystery why Europe's governing conservatives are blaming the EU's only leftist prime minister.

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Det här. Otroligt viktig rapportering från Erik och Ali. Jag vill se journalister fråga Tidös ministrar och alla partitoppar som vevat på SoMed om ”invasion” m.m. om detta, med såpass spetsiga följdfrågor att vanlig bullshit inte räcker. Att slentrianslinger inte funkar.

Skärmdump från den länkade artikeln i inlägget som citeras: ”Utanför färjeläget sitter vännerna Oussama och Mohammed. De är 20 och 21 år gamla och gick hela natten till fredagen från Tanger till gränsen till Ceuta.
– Vi såg på sociala medier att gränsen hade öppnats, säger Oussama.
Ryktet som spreds på sociala medier gav vid handen att man nu kunde få visum enkelt i Spanien, till följd av en dom i Högsta domstolen – bara man tog sig över gränsen. Men domens innehåll hade förvrängts och förvandlats till desinformation.”
Erik de la Reguera@erikdelareguera.mastodon.nu.ap.brid.gy · 4d ago

Vad hände egentligen i Ceuta? Ali Lorestani och jag söker svar i denna spanska exklav i Nordafrika. https://www.dn.se/varlden/folk-bankade-pa-dorren-och-ropade-ak-till-ceuta/

The bad news is that Italy has illegally reimposed border controls on Spain, without the Commission publicly objecting to it.

Ursula von der Leyen@vonderleyen.ec.europa.eu · 4d ago

I held a conference call with Commissioners @magnusbrunner.bsky.social and Dubravka Šuica for an update on the situation in Ceuta. The good news is that the vast majority of those who arrived illegally have returned to Morocco, due to the effective work of Spanish and Moroccan law enforcement.

“The Fake ‘Invasion’ of Spain: What You Need to Know” 9 things you should know about the so-called ‘crisis’ of Moroccan migrants forcing their way into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta – and the hysterical response from the right in the U.S., UK, and EU.

The Fake ‘Invasion’ of Spain: What You Need to Know

9 things you should know about the so-called ‘crisis’ of Moroccan migrants forcing their way into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta – and the hysterical response from the right in the U.S., UK, and EU.

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By now, it seems that #Spain has been very able to manage the crisis, and no other member states were negatively affected in any way. The reactions from Italy & Co. have been truly shameful. This is how you destroy trust and solidarity in the EU.

Lorenzo Piccoli@lorenzopiccoli.bsky.social · 5d ago

If the concern is Spain’s capacity to manage an exceptional number of arrivals, there are other ways to respond, including supporting Spain, without restricting free movement across an internal Schengen border.

The Commission President expresses NO solidarity with Spain or the thousands of people affected in Ceuta. Nor does she call on other EU Member States to support Spain in managing what is a European border. No rebuke to Italy and Finland threatening to ‘suspend’ Spain from Schengen. That’s illegal

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My entire life I’ve never called it the FIFA World Cup. I’ve always called it the World Cup. Fans don’t give a shit about FIFA. If national teams showed up for a World Cup tournament not held by FIFA we would all watch it. World Cup is the brand. FIFA is nothing.

The Chinese government complained this week that a €550mn EU fine of AliExpress for breaching digital laws was "discriminatory". Well, today the Commission has fined Google €890 million for its own breaches. Useful counterweight...

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Rappel : en 2025, les énergies renouvelables ont dépassé le charbon pour devenir la source majeure de production d'électricité au monde. La transition renouvelable est là. Source : Chris Meder

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