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Eurostat: Over 4 million Ukrainians given temporary protection in the EU
Over 4 million non-EU citizens who fled Ukraine as a consequence of the Russian invasion on 24 February 2022 have been given temporary protection in EU countries, the EU's statistical arm has said.
Democracy ‘not radically worse’ in EU than a year ago, says bloc’s executive
The European Union's latest democracy health check showed there was no significant deterioration across the 27-nation bloc in areas like media and court freedoms or efforts to tackle corruption over the last year, a top official said on Wednesday.
Ten years in EU: Croatia Meets Strategic Goals – but Problems Linger
After decade of EU membership, everyone agrees it was a good move -but also that Croatia could have done better.
Lack of funds risks Europe missing climate goals, auditors say
The European Union is at risk of failing to meet its 2030 climate change targets, owing to uncertainty over whether sufficient funds are being invested in the low-carbon transition, auditors said on Monday.
EU Council president ‘deeply saddened’ over deadly migrant shipwreck
The shipwreck off Pylos, where at least 78 people died, is a "heartbreaking reminder" that human trafficking must stop, European Council President Charles Michel said on Wednesday.
EU countries agree on ‘historic’ migration deal
After years of bickering and gridlock, EU countries have finally agreed on a major migration deal that could overhaul the EU's asylum system.
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After years of bickering, EU claims breakthrough in migration talks
European Union countries have made a breakthrough in migration talks, sealing agreement on a plan to share out responsibility for migrants entering Europe without authorization, the root of one of the bloc's longest-running political crises, officials said late Thursday.
EU makes fresh attempt to overcome yearslong crisis over migrants
European Union interior ministers on Thursday made a fresh attempt to overcome one of the bloc's most intractable political problems as they weighed new measures for sharing out responsibility for migrants entering Europe without authorization.
MEPs to question Hungary’s ability to hold EU presidency
The European Parliament will on Thursday question Hungary's ability to hold the rotating presidency of the 27-nation European Union next year, citing the country's problems with the rule of law, a draft parliamentary resolution showed.
Nicosia exits excessive imbalance process
Ten years after the outbreak of the financial crisis it suffered, with the bank bail-in, the Republic of Cyprus has finally exited the excessive imbalances procedure (EIP) of the European Commission, on the basis of the European Union documents that were issued under the spring package of the 2023 European Semester on Wednesday in Brussels.
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