The Deputy Chief of the European Parliament has Been Removed Because of Insulting Opponents
By 447 votes in favor and 196 against, MEPs voted to deprive the European Parliament's deputy - Polish Ryszard Czarnecki, of his post.
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George Soros Donated Money to Campaign For a Rerun of Britain's EU Referendum
George Soros, the billionaire who earned fame by betting against the British pound in 1992, contributed 400,000 pounds ($554,840) through his foundations to a campaign group which is seeking to halt Brexit, the group’s chairman said on Wednesday, Reuters
The Race for Juncker's Successor at the Helm of the European Commission is Fueling Tensions
The race for successor of Jean-Claude Juncker, heading the European Commission, has already begun.
The EP has Made it Easier to Shop Online in Europe
The European Parliament has voted to remove the blocking of online trade based on geographic principle in Europe.
Poland's President Signs off on Highly Controversial Holocaust Law
The phrase "Polish death camp" has long upset and infuriated many people in Poland.
European Commission Adopts Western Balkans Strategy
The Commission adopted today a strategy for ‘A credible enlargement perspective for and enhanced EU engagement with the Western Balkans’, as President Jean-Claude Juncker announced in his 2017 State of the Union address confirming the European future of t
European Network for Internet on Planes will be Operational in June
European wireless network for airline passengers will be launched by the end of June, yesterday companies working on the project said to Reuters.
EU's Barnier to Meet May in London TOMORROW Ahead of Crunch Talks with Davis
Michel Barnier will fly into London on Monday where he will head to Downing Street to meet the UK's Brexit negotiator David Davis for a working lunch before talks enter the second phase of negotiations, Daily Express reported.
Serbia and Montenegro have a Chance to Enter the EU by 2025
The European Commission intends to speed up the process of EU accession to the Western Balkan countries, according to Die Welt, quoted by BGNES.
EU Politicians Set To Vote On Whether To Scrap Daylight Saving Time
The European Parliament decides whether to cancel the daylight saving time.
EU Threatens Sanctions to Stop Britain Undercutting Economy
Sanctions are being threatened by the European Union to prevent Britain undermining the bloc’s economy after Brexit, The Times.
UK and EU Set For Clash Over Citizens' Rights During Transition
Prime Minister Theresa May has warned that European citizens arriving in Britain after Brexit next year may lose some rights, setting up a clash with the European Union over their treatment during any transition period.
Romanian President: EU Can’t Link Funding to Rule of Law
Restricting access to EU funds for rogue countries would break the bloc’s own laws, Romanian President Klaus Iohannis said Wednesday, cited by Politico.
Unemployment in the Eurozone is the Lowest Since 9 Years
Unemployment in the eurozone has remained at the lowest levels for the past nine years, аccording to the European Statistical Office (Eurostat) published on Wednesday 31 January.
UK PM May Says She Wants Free Trade Deal with China
Britain is seeking a free trade agreement with China, Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday as she flew to the country for talks with Chinese leaders, adding that more should be done immediately to open up market access for British firms, accordin
Carles Puigdemont Requests Permission to Attend Inauguration as Catalan Leader
Carles Puigdemont is to request judicial permission to attend his inauguration as Catalan president after Spain's top court barred him from being sworn in from Belgium in an intensifying showdown over his bid to return to power, The Telegraph writes.
French Prison Guards End Nationwide Strike
The largest of three French prison guard unions spearheading a nationwide strike said on Friday it would accept a government proposal on better pay and staff safety, Reuters.
Poland will not Yield to EU Over Court Reforms: Kaczynski
Poland will not make any concessions in its dispute with the European Union over the country’s judicial reforms, Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the head of the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, said on Friday, quoted by Reuters.
Spanish Government Acts to Block Election of Puigdemont as Catalonia Head
Spain’s government has taken a first step towards preventing the election of former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont as head of the Spanish region, the deputy prime minister said on Thursday, quoted by Reuters.
Don't Worry, You won't be Deported: UK Minister Tells EU Citizens
Brexit minister David Davis told EU citizens living in Britain on Wednesday not to worry about the country’s departure from the European Union, saying they were not about to be deported, Reuters reports.
Pope Condemns 'Evil' of Fake News and its Use for Political Gain
Pope Francis on Wednesday condemned the “evil” of fake news, saying journalists and social media users should shun and unmask manipulative “snake tactics” that foment division to serve political and economic interests, Reuters reported.
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