Romanian central bank raises inflation forecast
The central bank expects the inflation rate to reach 16.3% at the end of 20
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Fearing crisis, Croatian employers urge government to scrap new tax plans
Croatia’s employers’ association, HUP, has urged the government to scrap plans for a windfall tax, saying that an economic crisis and recession are already looming, judging by signals from other markets. “The gravity of the situation is best illustrated by…
Republicans’ 2022 Lesson: Voters Who Trust Elections Are More Likely to Vote
Election deniers’ doubts about voting made for compelling conspiracy theories, but proved to be a bad get-out-the-vote strategy. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
Schumer Urges Republicans to Jettison Trump and Work With Democrats
The top Senate Democrat said the G.O.P. should join with his party on bipartisan initiatives, but Republicans were in no mood to cooperate after their electoral loss. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
Infringement procedures could apply to Italy if EU law violated, says leading MEP
The new Italian government’s anti-immigration policies could lead to EU infringement procedures if they violated EU and international laws, a leading EU lawmaker on migration and civil liberties told EURACTIV. “
Meloni’s victory is great news for the establishment, says Varoufakis
The authoritarianism of the establishment has met that of the far-right in Italy, Yanis Varoufakis told EURACTIV in an interview. The minister founded Mera25 in Italy last weekend, to run for the next European elections in 20
Why EU can’t count on Turkey to protect asylum seekers
Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan. 'Turkey does not respect the principle of nonrefoulement, which prohibits the return of refugees to places where their lives or freedom would be threatened�
Macedonian journalists call for law changes to protect them
Increasing attacks against journalists in North Macedonia have prompted the latter to threaten a boycott if legal changes designed to offer additional protection are not voted in parliament. Journalists demand that attacks on journalists be treated as an attack on…
Rama: Western Balkans need EU help this winter, beyond
Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has reiterated his call to the EU to provide more support to Western Balkan countries amid the war against rising prices, inflation, and energy issues. Rama made the comments on Monday at a meeting between…
Schengen under threat as Slovenia joins peers mulling border checks
The latest migration wave is pushing several EU countries to reintroduce border controls, prompting adjacent states to do the same, with Slovenia now considering reintroducing checks at southern crossings as neighbouring Croatia prepares to join Europe’s increasingly limited borderless Schengen…