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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...

Lucke: Plan to harmonise EU covered bond requirements will create security for investors

"Harmonisation of the requirements for covered bonds across the EU will create security for investors and open up new opportunities", said ECR German MEP...

S&Ds: Golden visa schemes put at risk the EU’s integrity and security

During a hearing in the financial crimes, tax evasion and tax avoidance committee, on October 15, S&D MEPs called for more EU wide action...

EPP Group wants to get investment firms ready for Brexit

The European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee will vote this evening on new rules for investment firms. The new law applies not only...

New EU rules to fight money laundering, terrorist financing

To combat terrorist financing, the European Parliament on September 12 approved two laws aimed to prevent money laundering and tighten cash flow checks. The two...

S&Ds lead fight against terrorist financing with tighter controls on cash

The European Parliament’s committees for economic and monetary affairs and civil liberties, justice, and home affairs backed tighter rules for those carrying or sending...

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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...