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Bulgaria should join the visa-free Schengen area before October next year at the latest, according to the clear and concrete deadline President Rumen Radev was given at last week’s European…
Europe’s newest forum will need momentum to bring concrete results for member states, with several possible scenarios for its future, writes Sir Michael Leigh. Sir Michael Leigh, former EU official…
Croatia’s sole pipeline operator, JANAF, has signed a two-year contract with Serbia’s NIS, majority owned by Russia’s Gazprom, for transporting crude oil to Serbia, despite previously announcing it would halt…
Dear readers, Welcome to EU Politics Decoded where Benjamin Fox and Eleonora Vasques bring you a round-up of the latest political news in Europe and beyond every Thursday. In this edition, we look at the…
A Belgian court will decide on Thursday (22 December) whether to keep a Greek MEP in jail pending trial on corruption charges in a graft scandal linked to Qatar that…
Kosovo’s NATO-led international peacekeeping force KFOR said it is still considering the Serbia’s request to send its own military to the north of the country as exacerbated tensions enter the…
Serbian President Aleksander Vucic has repeatedly stated that Belgrade and his government is not behind the blockades in north Kosovo, but on Wednesday, a comment to the media calls that…
While he has no plans to step down any time soon, the ruling Fidesz party has no shortage of successors, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told reporters at the once-yearly…
Protests took place in Tirana on Wednesday as the government inaugurated the works of the new National Theatre after the previous one was demolished following a two-year-long civil resistance and…
Italy’s ruling right-wing coalition is set to loosen hunting rules to deal with what the country’s farming lobby calls an “