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Polish Women Worry about Government Move to Add Pregnancy Info to Online Database
People take part in a protest under the slogan 'Not one more' in front of the Consular Section of the Embassy of the Republic of Poland, in Prague, Czech Republic, 11 November 2021. EPA-EFE/MARTIN DIVISEK
The VoiCEE podcast: rule of law versus rule by law
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West hits back with sanctions for Russia’s Ukraine actions
Responding swiftly to Russian President Vladimir Putin's order sending troops to separatist regions of Ukraine, world leaders hit back with non-military actions on Feb. 22 in hopes of averting a full-blown war in Europe.
Janša finds not everyone happy about good economic trends
Ljubljana – Prime Minister Janez Janša expressed disappointment in parliament on Monday that some should be unhappy about the good economic results posted by Slovenia, urging the opposition to compete in who does better rather than doubt about incontrovertible facts.
Lenarčič says EU Commission hopes reason will prevail in Ukraine crisis
Brussels – Janez Lenarčič, Slovenia’s European commissioner, told Slovenian correspondents in Brussels on Friday that the European Commission’s work was currently most affected by the Ukraine crisis. It is preparing for all possible scenarios, hoping that reason will prevail and peace will be preserved, he stressed.
Competition board to rule on car companies
Turkey's competition watchdog will soon announce its decision in a probe into automotive companies, Birol Küle, the head of the Competition Authority, said on Jan. 19.
"We may announce the result of the investigation on automotive companies next week," he told private broadcaster CNN Türk.
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EU Commission to keep monitoring STA situation closely
Brussels – The European Commission said on Tuesday it would keep monitoring closely the situation of the Slovenian Press Agency (STA) following the signing of the contract on the STA public service for the last two months of the year. The Slovenian authorities must ensure that the independence of the agency is fully preserved, it added.
Erdoğan, Biden to meet today in Rome
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and his U.S. counterpart will meet on Oct. 31 on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Rome, a senior U.S. official said.
The NATO allies had been expected to hold a bilateral at the U.N. summit climate in Glasgow next week, but a senior U.S. administration official briefed reporters on Oct. 30 that it would take place Sunday morning.
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Confusion in the EU - EP filing a lawsuit against EC
Today, the legal service of the European Parliament filed an appeal with the Court of Justice at the request of President David Sassoli, said the spokesperson of the EU Parliament.
Turkish deputy foreign minister meets EU commissioner for enlargement
Turkey's diplomat in charge of EU relations on Oct. 28 met with the EU commissioner for enlargement to discuss bilateral ties.