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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...

EPP Group puts sliding rule of law in Romania on plenary agenda

As the weeks pass by, the situation of the rule of law in Romania is worsening according to the European People’s Party Group in...

Civil society organisations struggle to operate in an increasingly unfriendly Europe

The EESC recommends measures against EU countries with authoritarian governments and proposes to have undemocratic political parties excluded from the European Parliament The European Economic...

Rule of law in Hungary: MEPs request to be heard by EU ministers

The European Parliament should be represented in a formal Council of Ministers’ meeting discussing Article 7 procedures concerning Hungary, MEPs insist. Following a last-minute invitation...

Daniels Pavļuts lists equality, health and education as Latvia’s top priorities

It’s party time for Latvia’s pro-European liberals Daniels Pavļuts, co-chair of the Development/For! Party, lists equality, health and education as country’s top priorities ahead...

What Čaputová’s victory in Slovakia means

After the second round of the presidential elections on Saturday 30 March, Slovakians welcomed their country’s first female president. Zuzana Čaputová beat ruling party...

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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...