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Dr. James F. Downes: It is likely to be only a matter of time before a potential PiS-Fidesz alliance is reached

Euroscepticism, even Europhobia, were part of the political arsenal of several political parties in the EU. However, for the first time, two national governments...

Moldova: The EU is committed to working with those who support the reform process

“The vote of no-confidence in the government in the Republic of Moldova over questions concerning the recruitment process of the Prosecutor General sends worrying...

The significance of a Romanian leading Europe’s liberal political group

On June 19 the former Romanian Prime Minister Dacian Cioloș was elected President of the rebranded liberal group in the European Parliament, “Renew Europe.” Renew...

Brussels calls on Bucharest to explain justice law change

The latest changes to Romanian judicial legislation is worrying Brussels. The European Commission on February 20 said it will ask Bucharest to explain a...

Malta and Slovakia: serious shortcomings in the rule of law

MEPs have serious concerns over the fight against corruption and organised crime, impartiality of law enforcement and judicial independence in Malta and Slovakia. The Civil...

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European Commission greenlights Romanian aid for energy-intensive companies

The European Commission approved an aid scheme from Romania...

Focus on Chinese freighter as investigations into possible sabotage of Baltic undersea cables continue

As Baltic nations pursue their inquiries into whether the...

Latvia promotes UN Security Council candidacy in Dublin

On 19 November 2024, the Embassy of Latvia in...

Norwegian fund supports rule of law, democracy and human rights promotion in Europe

A new fund totalling over EUR 300 million will...

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