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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EU and UK to Begin Trade Negotiations in March
The United Kingdom and the European Union will begin negotiations on their future trade relations on March 3, according to the Guardian.
EU to Repatriate European Citizens from China due to the Coronavirus
The European Commission announced yesterday that it is launching a civil protection mechanism to return EU citizens from China as a measure against the spread of the new virus.
PM Boyko Borissov: Bulgaria to Enter the Euro Zone Waiting Room by the End of April
Bulgaria is expected to enter the euro zone waiting room by the end of April.
Eurostat: Bulgaria on the Last Place in the EU in Terms of Internet Usage
In 2019, 87% of people aged 16-74 in the European Union (EU) reported they had used the internet during the previous three months.
The EU is Ready to Help with the Return of Europeans from China
The EU is ready to help with the return of European citizens from China because of the new virus.
Corruption Perceptions in Bulgaria - The Strongest across the EU
The corruption perceptions in Bulgaria - the strongest across the European Union, the latest Transparency International survey shows.
Eurostat: Production of Industrial Chemicals in the EU Increased in 2018
Production of industrial chemicals in the European Union (EU) increased in 2018 compared with the previous 3 years, but it is still at lower levels than in 2004, Eurostat data showed.
The UK is Ready to Leave the EU on January 31st
The UK is ready to leave the EU on January 31st.
The EU is Launching a Pan-European Consultation on the future
Today, the European Commission set out its ideas for shaping the Conference on the Future of Europe, which should be launched on Europe Day, 9 May 2020 and run for two years.
Croatia Has Lost Half a Million Workers in Ten Years
Croatia has lost 500,000 workers over the last ten years - from 2008 to 2018.
Brexit: MEPs are Concerned about Citizens' Rights
MEPs confirmed to Horizon the European Parliament's readiness to approve the Brexit Agreement on January 29th.
Greece with a New Ministry of Migration and Asylum
The Greek government on Wednesday announced a new Ministry of Migration and Asylum as part of efforts to accelerate policy implementation in the area.
Population in Greece - 10.7 Million People
In 2019, 86 440 babies were born in Greece and 119 446 people died, which is why the population of our southern neighbour decreased by 33 006 and numbered 10 724 599, according to ANA-MPA.
Cyprus Coastguard Detained a Boat with 101 Syrian Citizens
A boat carrying 101 Syrian nationals was detained by the Cyprus's coastguard, Kathimerini reported.
Latvia’s Former Permanent Representative to the European Union Named Secretary-General of the European Commission
Latvian Ilze Juhansone is a the new Secretary-General of the European Commission, Commissioner for Employment and Social Affairs, Nicolas Schmit announced.
The European Parliament is Ready to Approve the Brexit Deal
MEPs confirmed to Horizon the European Parliament's readiness to approve the Brexit Agreement on January 29th.
EU Households Spend over €1.1 Trillion on Transport
In 2018, households in the European Union (EU) spent 13.
The Legal Affairs Committee Confirms Negotiations on New EU Collective Redress Rules
The Legal Affairs Committee confirmed on Thursday Parliament’s negotiating position on a new bill introducing EU-wide rules on collective redress.
Ankara and Berlin Negotiate to Establish Turkish Schools in Germany
The governments of Turkey and Germany are negotiating an agreement that will establish Turkish schools in the largest EU country.
Germany Exported Weapons for more than € 8 Billion in 2019
For the first time, the German government approved a record export of weapons worth more than 8 billion euros ($ 8.
IMF Chief Kristalina Georgieva: The World is Changing Faster than Ever, Make Structural Reforms
International Monetary Fund (IMF) Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva stressed in an interview with CNN that the world is changing much faster than it has changed in the last one or two for decades.
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Bulgaria Is the 77th Corrupt Country in the World
