Euobserver: Germany Eyes First Federal Migrant Repatriation Centre
Germany is set to create its first federal migrant repatriation centre over the summer, reports EUobserver.
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The Start of the European Prosecution will Cost EUR 5 Million
The draft budget of the European Public Prosecutor's Office for 2019 will be nearly five million euros.
Carles Puigdemont Detained by German Police
Former Catalan premier Carles Puigdemont has been detained by German police as he crossed the border from Denmark.
Czech PM Babis Says will 'Probably' Expel Russian Spies
The Czech Republic will “probably” kick out Russian diplomats, Prime Minister Andrej Babis said on Friday after the European Union backed Britain in blaming the poisoning of a former Russian spy in England on Moscow, according to Reuters.
The European Union Will Lift Visas for Kosovo by the End of 2018
Kosovo Parliament Speaker, Kadri Veseli, talking to T7 TV channel says the European Union will lift visas for Kosovo by the end of 2018, Gazeta Express reported.
Croatia Pushes Treaty on Violence Against Women Despite Protests
The Croatian government urged parliament on Thursday to ratify a European treaty designed to combat violence against women despite opposition within the ruling party, among conservative groups and from the local Catholic Church.
French Rail Strike Turning into Major Challenge For Macron
A showdown between French railway workers and President Emmanuel Macron’s government grew more threatening on Tuesday after an internal labor union message suggested rail workers could paralyze services even outside of official strike days.
Macron Launches Drive to Boost French Language Around World
The French president, Emmanuel Macron, is to spend hundreds of millions of euros boosting the French language worldwide, in a push to overtake English in Africa, increase the use of French online and teach French to more European officials to loosen the g
“I am Prepared to Go to Prison if Belgium Decides to Extradite Me,” says Puigdemont
Former Catalan President Carles Puigdemont has every confidence in European justice, and particularly in the Belgian one, he said Sunday during a press conference in Geneva, where he was visiting, The Brussels Times writes.
The European Elections will be Held Between 23 and 26 May Next Year
The vote on the election of members of the European Parliament will be between 23 and 26 May 2019.
EU Municipalities Today Are Applying For Wireless Internet Financing
European Union municipalities will today apply for European funding for wireless internet.
Statement by the Foreign Affairs Council on the Salisbury Attack
The European Union strongly condemns the attack that took place against Sergei and Yulia Skripal in Salisbury, UK on 4 March 2018, that also left a police officer seriously ill.
Barnier Hails 'Large Part of Brexit Work COMPLETE' as Transition Limited (Video)
Michel Barnier said he and Mr Davis have made a “decisive step” towards agreeing a joint legal text on the UK’s EU withdrawal.
France 'Does Not Recognize' Russian Vote in Crimea
France said on Sunday it would not recognize Russia's election in the Crimea peninsula, four years to the day after Russia formally annexed the territory from Ukraine in a move slammed by the West as illegal.
Britain Can Sign Trade Deals While in Single Market, Brussels Rules
Britain will be free to sign trade deals during the Brexit transition period without permission from the European Union after a climbdown by Brussels, The Times has learnt.
Russian Spy Attack: PM Prepares Reprisals as Deadline Passes
Theresa May is preparing to chair a meeting of the national security council after the midnight deadline she set Moscow over the spy poisoning case passed, The Guardian writes.
Russian spy: Highly Likely Moscow Behind Attack, Says Theresa May
Former spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter were poisoned by a military-grade nerve agent of a type developed by Russia, Theresa May has told MPs, according to BBC.
Merkel doesn't Want to Speculate on Next ECB President
Chancellor Angela Merkel declined to say on Monday whether she favoured a German becoming the next president of the European Central Bank after incumbent Mario Draghi’s term ends in 2019, Reuters.
Most Stores Shut in Poland as Sunday Trade Ban Takes Effect
A new Polish law banning almost all trade on Sundays has taken effect, with large supermarkets and most other retailers closed for the first time since liberal shopping laws were introduced in the 1990s after communism's collapse.
UK to Respond Appropriately if Foreign State Poisoned Ex-Spy-Hammond
British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Sunday that Britain’s government would respond “appropriately” if a foreign state was found to be involved in the poisoning of a former Russian spy in England a week ago, Reuters reported.
80 Million Europeans have Never Used the Internet
Women in the new technologies sector are just under 20%, Europe's commissioner for digital economy and society, Maria Gabriel, said citing a new study by the European Commission.
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