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Michel Barnier Accused Boris Johnson of Not Keeping His Promises
Michel Barnier has warned Boris Johnson to stick to his promises as he warned there would not be a trade deal otherwise.
Heads of EU and Western Balkans Countries will Meet Virtually
Heads of State or Government of the EU and the Western Balkans will hold a video meeting to discuss the spread of Covid-19 and misinformation.
The EC Raised 7,4 Billion Euros to Develop a COVID-19 Vaccine
"Yesterday during the online pledging event we raised €7.
Bulgaria has Officially Applied for the Eurozone
Bulgaria has officially submitted documents to the European Central Bank for membership of the ERM II exchange rate mechanism.
Eurostat: The Highest Rate of Severe Material Deprivation is in Bulgaria
The severe material deprivation of the Bulgarians over the past 30 years has become something normal, but when we have to compare ourselves with other European Union (EU) countries, the reality begins to takes on even more unpleasant dimensions.
ECB: Euro Banknotes do not Pose a Risk of Coronavirus Transmission
Euro banknotes do not pose a particular risk of coronavirus infection when touched.
Eurostat: Unemployment Rates in the EU Regions Ranged from 1.3% to 30.1% in 2019
In 2019, the year before COVID-19 containment measures were widely introduced by EU Member States, unemployment rates continued to vary widely across the NUTS 2 regions of the EU’s 27 Member States.
The EC Ensured that Clinical Trials Can Continue Taking Place in the EU during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Today, the Commission has published guidance to ensure that clinical trials can continue taking place in the EU during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nearly 13,800 Unaccompanied Minor Migrants Sought Asylum in the EU in 2019
In 2019, 13 800 asylum seekers applying for international protection in the 27 Member States of the European Union (EU) were considered to be unaccompanied minors, nearly 20% fewer than in 2018 (16 800), continuing the downward trend that started after th
EC Hopes that the World will Raise EUR 7.5 Billion in Donations to Fight COVID-19
The European Union will spare no effort to help the world come together against coronavirus, said Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, at the joint press conference with a number of world leaders, which the World Health Organiza
The EC Proposes Companies to Receive State Credit of up to 5% of their Annual Turnover
Companies in the European Union affected by the coronavirus crisis can apply for a government loan of up to 5% of their annual turnover for 2019.
Bulgaria Insists on Unified EU Action to Overcome the Coronavirus Crisis
The Council of Ministers approved today the position of the Republic of Bulgaria for participation in the European Council meeting, which will be held on April 23 through video conferencing, the Government Information Service has announced.
EC: Today it is more Important than ever for Journalists to be able to Work Freely
Today, it is more important than ever for journalists to be able to work freely and accurately to combat misinformation and to provide citizens with access to vital information.
EU to Combat the Coronavirus with € 3.4 Trillion in Resources
The European Union is mobilising all available resources to respond quickly, forcefully and in a coordinated manner to the coronavirus pandemic.
The European Commission is Adopting Additional Measures to Support the Food Industry
The European Commission has today adopted two measures to support the food industry.
Eurostat: Turkey is the Main Destination for EU’s Waste
Exports of waste from the European Union (EU) of 27 Member States to non-EU countries have increased by two thirds (+66%) since 2004, but remained stable from 2018 to 2019.
France Extends the Quarantine until 11 May
French President Emmanuel Macron has declared that the country is not ready to lift restrictions and bans on business and citizens, so that quarantine throughout the country is extended until May 11.
Italy May Ease some of the Measures against COVID-19 at the End of April
Italy may gradually lift some of the restrictions introduced to end the infection with COVID-19 by the end of April if the spread of the disease continues to slow.
The EC Allocates €3.8 Billion to the Western Balkans and the EU's Eastern and Southern Neighbors
This is part of the European Union's strategy for a global pandemic response
WHO: Now is not the Time for Europe to Relax Measures
The World Health Organization's European office said that despite seeing "positive signs" in some countries, it is too early to ease measures aimed at curbing the spread of the new coronavirus, writes BGNES.
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