Low Wages Drive Labor Shortages in Bulgaria and Europe
Labor shortages have become a key issue discussed at the recent EU Council of Employment and Social Policy Ministers (EPSCO) meetin
From Paris to Brussels: Farmers Protest for Fair Prices
- Tweet
Send to Kindle
Farmer protests across Europe gain momentum as tractors and farm machinery create roadblocks and disrupt highways.
In the French capital, Paris, an indefinite blockade has commenced despite government assurances, impacting over 30 departments and causing widespread dissatisfaction.
With over 15 thousand police and gendarmerie personnel deployed for security, Belgium faces transportation woes due to ongoing farmer protests. The occupation of the Brussels ring road is expected to persist until the EU summit later in the week.
Similar protests unfold in Italy and Germany, with agricultural producers voicing concerns over low purchase prices, subsidy reductions, and stringent environmental regulations.
Related Articles:
EU Freezes 1.2 Billion Leva Payment to Bulgaria Due to Reform Delays
Bulgaria's request for the second tranche of funding under the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) has been met with resistance from Brussels.
Pro-European Protests Intensify in Georgia as Government Shifts Away from EU Path
Protests have continued to rock Georgia following the government’s controversial decision to suspend its bid to join the European Union
Violence in Georgia: EU Membership Delayed, Public Outrage Intensifies
Protests erupted in Tbilisi after the ruling Georgian Dream party announced a delay in the country’s EU accession talks until 2028, sparking violent clashes between demonstrators and police
Von der Leyen's Commission Greenlit, with Focus on Innovation and Economic Security
The European Parliament has confirmed the new European Commission, led by Ursula von der Leyen, following a vote in Strasbourg
Court Approves European Arrest Warrant for Former Bulgarian Development Bank Head
The Sofia City Court has granted permission for the issuance of a European Arrest Warrant for Bulgarian national Stoyan Mavrodiev, the former executive director of the Bulgarian Development Bank (BDB)
Crime | November 26, 2024, Tuesday // 16:19
Bulgaria Faces EU Pressure to Act Swiftly on Sheep Plague Outbreak in Velingrad
The European Commission has emphasized the urgent need for immediate action to eliminate the recent plague outbreak in the Bulgarian town of Velingrad
Dutch Government Endorses Bulgaria’s Schengen Accession by Land
The Dutch government has expressed its support for Bulgaria's accession to the Schengen area by land, according to diplomatic sources and local media
Protests Intensify in Tbilisi as Georgian Government Faces Backlash Over EU Talks Suspension
Thousands of demonstrators have gathered outside Georgia’s parliament in Tbilisi for a sixth consecutive night, protesting the government’s suspension of negotiations on European Union accession
Low Wages Drive Labor Shortages in Bulgaria and Europe
Labor shortages have become a key issue discussed at the recent EU Council of Employment and Social Policy Ministers (EPSCO) meetin
Economic Impact of Schengen Membership: Bulgaria Stands to Gain Substantial Benefits
Bulgaria's admission to the Schengen area could bring substantial financial benefits, amounting to an estimated 1.63 billion leva annually
EU Freezes 1.2 Billion Leva Payment to Bulgaria Due to Reform Delays
Bulgaria's request for the second tranche of funding under the Recovery and Resilience Plan (RRP) has been met with resistance from Brussels.
