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International anti-corruption conference opens in Copenhagen

DENMARK Theodoros Benakis -
The 18th International Anti-Corruption Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, has opened with a renewed commitment to anti-corruption action from national governments, international organisations and multinational...

Brussels targets visa-for-sale schemes, new guidelines on the way

AUSTRIA Theodoros Benakis -
Amid warnings of money laundering risks, Brussels will provide guidance to European Union member states on how to manage national schemes to “trade” citizenship...

Why Azerbaijan deeds must concern EU

EASTERN PARTNERSHIP Theodoros Benakis -
On July 4, the European Parliament approved the EU-Azerbaijan Comprehensive Agreement (passed by 564 votes to 69, with 47 abstentions) – a necessary step...

Corruption watchdog checks Czech civil service

CZECH REPUBLIC Theodoros Benakis -
A new report by anti-corruption group Transparency International has warned against the Czech government’s moves to lay off top-level civil servants and members of...

Malta ‘more’ corrupt than other EU member states

EU MEMBER STATES Theodoros Benakis -
Malta may have improved its ranking – by one place – on a Transparency International index, but it is still considered of the “more”...
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European Commission greenlights Romanian aid for energy-intensive companies

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

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

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Latvia promotes UN Security Council candidacy in Dublin

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

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

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

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European Commission welcomes inclusion of Albania and Montenegro in the Single Euro Payments Area

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Today, Montenegro and Albania took a significant step in...

European Commission greenlights Romanian aid for energy-intensive companies

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

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

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