EU Anti-Fraud Head Stripped of Immunity
Giovanni Kessler, the head of EU anti-fraud authority OLAF, has had his immunity from prosecution lifted, EU authorities have confirmed.
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Intense Week of Talks Ahead of Brexit Showdown Summit
European governments get their own say on Brexit this week as they debate future ties with London in the run-up to Sunday's summit to sign Britain's divorce papers, reports AFP.
Fuel Protests in France: MAP Reveals Locations of Planned Road Blocks
A growing protest group known as the 'yellow vests' are planning to block French roads and bring traffic to a standstill across the country on November 17th to voice their anger over the rising cost of diesel and petrol in France.
Protesters Call For Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis' Resignation
Several thousand protesters gathered in Prague on Thursday to demand that Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis resign over suspected criminal corruption.
EU Calls an Extraordinary Meeting on Brexit
European Union leaders will meet in Brussels on Nov.
Germany Welcomes Draft Brexit Deal
Germany welcomed a draft agreement between Brussels and London on Britain’s exit from the European Union, reported Anadolu Agency.
Ognian Zlatev, EC: Romania Took a Step Back on Important Topics, EC Adds 8 more Recommendations
Romania has taken a step back on the important topics, the European Commission is making 8 additional recommendations, Ognian Zlatev, Head of the EC Representation in Bulgaria, told Focus Radio regarding the latest monitoring reports.
High Prices For Conversations with Other EU Countries Will be Limited
Lower prices for telephone calls between EU countries are proposed by the Parliament in Strasbourg.
The EU introduces mandatory fingerprints and a chip into ID cards
The EU Commission plans to launch a proposed law to increase security within the bloc's borders, including fingerprinting in ID cards, reported the Bulgarian National Television.
UK and EU 'Agree Text' of Draft Withdrawal Agreement
UK and EU officials have agreed the draft text of a Brexit agreement after months of negotiations, reported BBC.
No-deal Brexit Plan ‘Will Include New Border in Irish Sea’
A Brussels plan to put a customers border in the Irish Sea if there is no Brexit agreement will be included in a divorce deal, suggests a leaked letter from Theresa May.
German Manfred Weber Secures EPP Backing for Commission Top Job
German EU lawmaker Manfred Weber won the backing of Europe’s center-right parties on Thursday to stand in the race to become European Commission president next year.
Only 19 of 751 MEPs Еnrol For Anti-Harassment Course
Of the 751 members of the European Parliament, just 19 have signed up for a pilot training course on how to recognize and prevent harassment at the workplace, according to euobserver.
European People’s Party to Vote For Potential 2019 Successor to the Current Commission President
It is an election campaign intended to catapult the winner into one of the EU’s top jobs, but 445 million voters could be forgiven for not noticing.
Emmanuel Macron Calls for Creation of a ‘True European Army’ to Defend Against Russia and the US
Emmanuel Macron has called for the creation of a “true European army” to allow the EU defend itself from threats ranging from Donald Trump to Vladimir Putin, according to independent.
Poland Risks Falling Out of EU, Warns Donald Tusk
Donald Tusk warned on Monday that the bitter feud between Warsaw and Brussels over the rule of law could lead to Poland stumbling out of the EU by accident.
EU Unemployment Falls to Record Low
The euro area (EA19) seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 8.
Angela Merkel Will Quit as Christian Democrat Party Chairwoman
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has told leaders of her party that she will not seek re-election as chairwoman at a conference in early December, a senior senior party source said.
EU Summit to Defuse Migrant Tension, Set Brexit Countdown
AFP - European leaders will gather Wednesday for a summit to put summer tensions over migration behind them and to set up the last stretch of talks for a Brexit deal.
Poland Banned from EU Judicial Body
AFP - Poland was banned Monday from the EU body representing the member states' judicial institutions over its perceived lack of independence after controversial government reforms.
By April 2019, EU Countries must say Whether they Want Summer or Winter Time
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union will scrap the twice-yearly seasonal clock change across the bloc from October 2019, leaving member states to decide by April whether they will stick permanently to summer or winter time, the European Commission sai
Hungary Vote Deepens Rift in European Right
The European Parliament's vote to censure Hungary presents the assembly's dominant centre-right bloc with a dilemma over whether to retain its populist Hungarian allies or expel them months before elections.
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