EUROPEAN POLITICS NEWS
BRATISLAVA – Slovakia scored the lowest in Central and Eastern Europe when it comes to willingness to defend the country if attacked, according to a new poll by Globsec, a…
SOFIA – Bulgaria is preparing to replace EU cohesion funds with private investment and long-term concessions to rebuild its critical public infrastructure, Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov said on Wednesday, citing…
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PARIS – French movie mogul Gerard Depardieu was found guilty Tuesday of sexually assaulting two women while filming “Green Waves.” A Paris court sentenced the 76-year-old actor to 18 months'…
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BRUSSELS – The European Commission's most powerful department will be reformed this week to become more outward-looking as the EU faces trade, technology and military pressure from outside the bloc.…
PRAGUE – French EU Commissioner Stéphane Sejourné has called on the Czech Republic not to sign a major nuclear contract with South Korea's Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP), causing…
SOFIA – Bulgarian President Rumen Radev, often accused by critics of promoting pro-Russian views, unexpectedly announced on Friday his intention to call a national referendum to delay the introduction of…
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Paris and Warsaw are set to step up military cooperation: the two capitals are now bound by a “solidarity clause” that could extend to nuclear deterrence if either country's vital…