Bulgaria’s state-run nuclear plant slams civil activist with SLAPP
Bulgaria’s state-owned Kozloduy NPP has filed a lawsuit requesting €250,000
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EU Commission Oks Romanian state aid for ports with increased flows from Ukraine
Romanian ports dealing with an increase in trade flows from Ukraine due to Russia’s war in the country will benefit from a state aid scheme the European Commission approved on…
Brexit ‘isn’t working’, says London mayor
London’s mayor called Thursday (11 January) for closer ties with Europe and a better debate about immigration as he branded Brexit a “key contributor” to Britain’s cost-of-living crisis. Sadiq Khan,…
Crime in Slovenia back up to pre-pandemic levels
Slovenian police dealt with 54,0
Kosovo ramps up weapons stocks as Serbia mulls compulsory conscription
Kosovo is set to buy Javelin anti-tank missiles from the US in a move which has bothered Belgrade at a time leaders mull compulsory military service in a bid to…
EU insists on Polish state media reform
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France’s new cabinet turns right, Renew’s Séjourné is FM, political heavyweights stay put
The new French government was unveiled on Thursday afternoon (11 January), with most political heavyweights still in, while the right makes a grand entry with two conservative ministers in top…
Séjourné’s surprise FM job throws Renaissance lead candidate race in limbo
Stéphane Séjourné, Emmanuel Macron’s top man in the European Parliament, was appointed French foreign affairs minister on Thursday (11 January), leaving a question mark over who will lead Macron’s party…
Fico’s government mulls dismantling agency that handles corruption
Bratislava’s efforts to amend the country’s penal code could put an end to the police’s leading anti-corruption unit “as we know it”, said Interior Minister Matúš Šutaj Eštok, adding that…
The Brief – Next EU Commission should expect rough waters
The outgoing EU executive has had mixed results in its drive to become a ‘geopolitical Commission’. The next one should be prepared to find better and faster answers to an…