Redistribution of migrants ‘never my priority’, says Italy’s Meloni
The redistribution of migrants across Europe “has never been my priority” Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni told journalists at a press conference on Friday (10
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The US sanctions two former Bulgarian ministers under Magnitsky act
The US has sanctioned on Friday (10 February) five high-profile Bulgarians including two former ministers, under the Magnitsky act, stating that they were “
F.B.I. Searches Mike Pence’s Home After Discovery of Classified Documents
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LaBolt to Replace Bedingfield as White House Communications Director
Kate Bedingfield’s departure is the latest turnover in the White House at the halfway mark of President Biden’s term. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
Belgium will not send fighter jets to Ukraine
Belgium will not send Ukraine F-16 fighter jets as they are needed for the country’s own defence, said Belgian Prime Minister Alexander de Croo, who added that the country is ready to provide other forms of support to the war-torn…
Slovak minister won’t apologise to Hungary for lost territories comments
Acting Slovak Foreign Minister Rastislav Káčer will not apologise for saying Hungary could make territorial demands for the Hungarian-majority region of southern Slovakia should Russia manage to conquer Ukraine. The comments were made during a TV show on Tuesday which…
Anti-EU party attacks Bulgarian EURACTIV journalist
Pro-Russian and anti-EU party Vazrazhdane targeted Emilia Milcheva, a Bulgarian journalist who regularly contributes to EURACTIV, as she was attempting to track how the party was collecting signatures for a referendum aiming to block the country’s Eurozone membership. Milcheva also…
Many Russians in Finland buy property, sidestepping new rules
Russian nationals purchased properties in Finland at record speed last year but had to do so between themselves due to the new regulations that require them and other non-EU nationals to get a Defence Ministry permit. Last year, Russians purchased…
Rumours of pharma giant Bayer facing break-up swirl
Rumours that Bayer could be split up following the early replacement of its CEO triggered by the takeover of US corporation Monsanto, are swirling in Germany, leading to outcry from unions but a rise in share prices. On Wednesday, the…
French health body recommends EU make joint purchases to plug drug shortages
Brussels could make joint purchases of drugs to prevent future shortages in France and the rest of the EU, the national health authority said during a hearing in the Senate on Thursday. “The problem [of drug shortages, editor’s note] is…