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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The Future of EU: Stronger Common European Policy and Creation of European Army?
A stronger common European policy, the creation of a European army and common European embassies are among the ideas proposed by European citizens participating in the last meeting of the first Citizens' Council of the Conference on the Future of Europe.
The Arctic: MEPs Call for Peace and Reduction of Tensions in the Region
Parliament calls for constructive international cooperation in the Arctic, while warning of emerging threats to stability in the region.
MEPs Push for Common EU Cyber Defense Capabilities
MEPs call for a comprehensive set of measures and a coherent security policy in the field of information technology, as well as for improved military coordination in the field of cyber defense in order to strengthen the EU's cyber resilience.
European Parliament Opposes Mass Surveillance
In order to combat discrimination and guarantee the right to privacy, the EP calls for strict safeguards when AI instruments are used in law enforcement.
European Commission Proposes to Expand the Counteraction to Misinformation
The European Commission today proposed that more actors be involved in countering misinformation. The Commission has presented a report on the measures recently taken by the biggest players online.
Analysis: What if Poland Leaves the EU?
Reinhard Weser in a comment for "Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung"
EU Airlines Will Refund Passengers after Pandemic Flight Cancellations
A group of European airlines agreed to refund passengers whose flights were cancelled during the COVID-19 pandemic, and committed to provide better information on passengers’ rights in future.
EU Plans to Create New Body to Fight Future Pandemics and Health Crises
European Commission’s proposed new authority to prepare against future health crises by developing “medical countermeasures.
Lithuania Stopped over 2000 Illegal Immigrants Entering EU on It's Border with Belarus
Lithuanian border guards stopped more than 2,000 illegal Asian and African migrants coming from Belarus over the month of tough measures in force in the Baltic nation to prevent breaches of its territory,
Poland to Ease Restrictions for Vaccinated
Poland’s government is to review easing coronavirus restrictions for those who have been vaccinated and is urging those who have yet to get the jab to do so, Polish press reported.
EU Will Recognize Covid certificates from Turkey, Ukraine and North Macedonia
The EU will recognise national Covid certificates from Turkey, Ukraine and North Macedonia from Friday, opening the way to easier travel for their residents, the European Commission said.
After EU Foreign Ministers Meeting - Talks with Taliban Likely to Happen
The EU will have to talk with the Taliban after the group seized control of Afghanistan before officially recognising them, foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said after online meeting of EU foreign ministers.
Germany Zeroes in on Non-vaccinted Citizens to Avoid New Lockdowns
Chancellor Angela Merkel and Germany’s 16 state premiers were expected on Tuesday to step up the pressure on the nation's unvaccinated to help avoid another lockdown ahead of next month's national election, news wires reported.
European Commission: 70% of EU Citizens Vaccinated
European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen said Tuesday that 70 percent of adults in the bloc have received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
France Introduces New Measures: Covid Passport to enter Cinemas, Museums, Matches
People who want to go to cinemas, museums, sports matches and other cultural events in France will have to show proof of the Covid-19 vaccine or a negative test starting Wednesday, as the country faces a sudden jumping new cases of coronavirus highly tran
EC Annual Report on Bulgaria: Unlimited Powers of Prosecutor General Is still Issue
The new law concerning the accountability and criminal liability of the Prosecutor General and his or her deputies has been declared unconstitutional and challenges remain, 2021 report on the Rule of Law situation in Bulgaria, presented by the European Co
Europe Remains Suspicious about Electronic Cigarettes
Electronic cigarettes and novel tobacco products have been around for more than a decade as alternatives to cigarette smoking, which kills nearly 700,000 people in the EU every year.
EU Reveales Target for Green Deal by 2030
The European Union must increase the amount of renewable energy it uses and cut energy consumption by 2030 under proposals the bloc’s executive Commission published on Wednesday (14 July) to help meet a more ambitious goal for reducing greenhouse gas emis
Thousands of Anti-Vaccine Demonstrators Protested in Greece
Thousands of anti-vaccine demonstrators protested in Greece’s two largest cities Wednesday against plans to make coronavirus vaccines available to children 15 and older.
New Covid Restrictions in Greece
Following up on Monday’s announcement by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, Health Minister Vassilis Kikilias reiterated Tuesday that the vaccination of all staff at private and public nursing homes and units for the disabled is mandatory and that all mu
EU Parliament to Inspect Spending of EU Funds in Bulgaria
Monica Holheimer (EPP), chairwoman of the European Parliament's Committee on Budgetary Control (EPP), suggested on Monday that MEPs travel to Bulgaria for an on-the-spot check on the absorption of European budget funds.
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