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Burnham sparks new Brexit debate with call for closer EU relations

For the past decade, British governments have followed a...

EPPO charges six Romanians in €7 million fraud involving EU-funded tugboats ineffective in low Danube water levels

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) in Cluj-Napoca, Romania,...

France introduces new university admissions to address anger following mass protests

On Monday, the French government announced its intention to...

Seismic political shift in Serbia: Pro-EU Students List defeats authoritarian leader Vučić

On Sunday, Aleksandar Vučić, Serbia's long-serving authoritarian leader, conceded...

First-ever EU-wide rules on collective redress

Rules allowing groups of consumers harmed by illegal practices to launch collective actions and seek compensation were confirmed by plenary on Tuesday. Currently, only 19...

How to help victims of crime in the European Union

Today, on the occasion of the 15th European Remembrance Day for Victims of Terrorism, the European Commission welcomes a report on “Strengthening victims' rights:...

Irish farmers could be compensated in case of a no-deal Brexit

Irish farmers could be compensated by the European Union for a collapse in beef and dairy prices in the event of a no-deal Brexit,...

New EU measures to prevent electricity blackouts

EU citizens will be better protected against sudden electricity supply shortages under a provisional deal reached between MEPs and EU Member States on Thursday. “This...

MEPs vote for upgrade to rail passenger rights

Updated rail passengers’ rights should include higher compensation rates for delays and better assistance to people with reduced mobility. MEPs backed changes to the 2009...

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EPPO charges six Romanians in €7 million fraud involving EU-funded tugboats ineffective in low Danube water levels

The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) in Cluj-Napoca, Romania,...

France introduces new university admissions to address anger following mass protests

On Monday, the French government announced its intention to...

Seismic political shift in Serbia: Pro-EU Students List defeats authoritarian leader Vučić

On Sunday, Aleksandar Vučić, Serbia's long-serving authoritarian leader, conceded...

Bulgaria: Incumbent President Iliana Iotova will face pro-European Andrey Gyurov in a runoff

Bulgaria's presidential election on Sunday ended inconclusively, requiring a...