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Brussels welcomes Poland’s plan to address concerns about democratic backsliding

RULE OF LAW Theodoros Benakis - February 21, 2024

Polish Justice Minister Adam Bodnar presented an "action plan" to the European affairs ministers in Brussels on Tuesday. The plan aims to address the concerns about...

There is no judicial independence in Georgia: Gvaramia remains in prison

EASTERN PARTNERSHIP Theodoros Benakis - June 19, 2023

Today the Supreme Court of Georgia declared inadmissible the cassation appeal and ruled to leave Nika Gvaramia in prison. In May 2022, a court sentenced Nika Gvaramia,...

MEPs commend Kosovo’s achievements in democratisation

CYPRUS Theodoros Benakis - April 27, 2023

In a report adopted on Wednesday, Foreign Affairs Committee MEPs call on the Government of Kosovo and the representatives of Kosovo Serbs to commit...

Serbia: Alignment with EU´s common foreign policy in decline

EU INSTITUTIONS Theodoros Benakis - April 26, 2023

MEPs call on the EU to reconsider the extent of financial assistance provided by the EU to Serbia if support for anti-democratic regimes continues. Accession...

Parliament: Concerns in Greece, Spain, Malta, and across the EU

EU INSTITUTIONS Theodoros Benakis - March 30, 2023

Parliament points to worrying trends based on the Commission’s latest findings across the EU and highlights specific concerns in the three member states. During a joint...

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