Wallonia, EU Negotiation Teams Discuss New CETA Texts
The negotiation teams of Wallonia and the EU are discussing the new texts requested by the Belgian region regarding the trade agreement with Canada.
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EU States Reach Preliminary Compromise on Roaming Charges Ceiling
EU member-states have reached a preliminary compromise on the amounts mobile telecoms may charge each other when their customers are abroad, reported Reuters.
EU Parliament Backs Introduction of Monitoring Mechanism on All Member States
The European Commission has to present a new mechanism for monitoring democracy and the rule of law in all member-states, decided the European Parliament on Tuesday.
Greece To Receive EUR 2.8 B Tranche Under Third Bailout Programme
Euro Zone representatives have announced that they have approved another EUR 2.
Hungarian PM Orban: We Must End Europe's Sovietisation
Hungary’s PM Viktor Orban has called for the salvation of Europe via national states and Christian values, reported BGNES.
Brussels Capital Region Blocks CETA As Well
After Belgium’s Wallonia region, the capital region of Brussels has also refused to ratify the free-trade agreement between Canada and the EU (CETA).
French Calais Engulfed By Violence After Dismantling of Jungle Camp Begins
The French town of Calais was engulfed by violence on Sunday evening after the police clashed with migrants and used tear gas against the crowd before the largest evacuation of refugees in France in decades, reported The Times, cited by Focus agency.
France To Dismantle "Jungle" Camp in Calais
France’s Interior Ministry has announced that the closure of the camp in Calais and the transfer of migrants will start on Monday.
Walloon Government Blocks CETA
The Walloon government rejected late on Thursday night the final compromise offer of the European Commission for changes in the trade agreement between the European Union and Canada which was supposed to satisfy Walloon demands.
Spain's Constitutional Court Annuls Catalonia's Corrida Ban
Spain’s Constitutional Court has annulled the ban on traditional bullfighting which was introduced by local authorities in the northeastern region of Catalonia, reported AFP.
Bulgaria Wants Guarantees for Visa Abolition in Exchange for Supporting EU-Canada Agreement
Bulgaria will want guarantees for the abolition of Canadian visas in order to support the free-trade agreement between the EU and Canada, announced the government’s press centre.
EU Commission VP Georgieva Vows Legal Action over Comments on Her Past
The Bulgarian EU Commissioner, Kristalina Georgieva, has pledged to pursue those who continue to spread "falsehoods" about her through through the courts.
Bulgaria's Parliament to Decide on Use of Force by Military Police
The European Commission has fully rejected claims in an investigation which recently claimed she had been an informant for Soviet-era State Security (DS) in Bulgaria.
EU Commission Denies Claims about VP Georgieva's Past
The European Commission has fully rejected claims in an investigation which recently claimed she had been an informant for Soviet-era State Security (DS) in Bulgaria.
Bulgaria and Romania Maintain Reservations About EU-Canada Agreement
Bulgaria and Romania maintain their reservations with respect to the signing of a trade agreement between the EU and Canada, reported BTA.
Thousands Take Part in Anti-Foreigner Pegida March in Dresden
Thousands of supporters of the anti-migrant organization Pegida gathered in the east German city of Dresden to celebrate the second anniversary of the group's founding Sunday.
EC President Writes to Bulgarian PM on Facility for Refugees in Turkey
Bulgarian PM Boyko Borisov has received a letter from the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker informing him about the results of the work of the Commission on ensuring the livelihood and the creation of normal living conditions for re
Germany, Switzerland Strengthen Patrols on Common Border
Germany and Switzerland have strengthened border patrols on their common border in order to prevent migrants from travelling north and violating EU rules on asylum, reported BTA.
Hungary To Open Office for Persecuted Christians
Hungary has become the first country whose government is opening a special office tending to Christians persecuted in the Middle East and on European territory, reported Front Page Magazine.
Scotland To Seek Second Independence Referendum
Scotland will begin consultations on a second referendum on independence, announced the First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon.
Germany: Refugees Saved in Mediterranean Must Be Returned to North Africa
All illegal migrants who have been saved in the Mediterranean Sea must be returned to special centres for placement in North Africa where their applications for asylum in European countries can be reviewed, stated German Interior Minister Thomas de Maizi?
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