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Mike Pompeo and Ursula von der Leyen Confirmed the Partnership between the US and the EU
US Secretary of State and new European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen have confirmed that the talks focused on a close partnership between Washington and Brussels, the US State Department said.
EU summit restart delayed for more consultations
European Council President Donald is delaying the start of a summit in Brussels to consult with EU leaders in an attempt to overcome the impasse over appointments to the bloc's top jobs.
Tusk spokesman Preben Aamann tweeted Tuesday that the summit will begin at 1 p.m. Brussels time (1100 GMT), two hours later than planned, and that the meeting chairman "continues his consultations."
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EU top jobs summit in trouble as compromise falters
European Union leaders were negotiating non-stop overnight into July 1 to fill top Brussels jobs, as a Franco-German compromise ran into stiff opposition.
Elena Yoncheva and Peter Vitanov Were Dismissed as Deputies
The two will become members of the European Parliament and will be replaced by the following in the BSP list.
MPs decided to terminate Elena Yoncheva and Peter Vitanov from BSP for Bulgaria mandates as deputies. The ground - both will be MEPs in the new European Parliament.
The two will be replaced by the next in the party list.
EU leaders launch hunt to fill Brussels' top job
European leaders descend on Brussels on May 28 to launch the hunt for a new generation of top EU officials in the wake of elections that shook up traditional alliances.
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North Railway Station in Brussels Evacuated Due to a Bomb Threat
Belgian Brussels-North railway station is one of the three major stations that carries some 200,000 weekly and is located near several corporation headquarters, government offices and Flemish ministries.
The police have evacuated Bruxelles-Nord train station in the Belgian capital, a representative of the federal police told Sputnik Monday.
Turks in Europe cast votes in polarized European Parliament election
Europeans started voting on May 23 for four days of elections at the European Parliament (EP) that will influence Brussels' policies for the next five years. There are also candidates of Turkish descent in these election lists who are likely to be elected.
European Parliament Elections Start Today
Elections for MEPs start today in the Netherlands and the UK. Tomorrow will be voted in Ireland and the Czech Republic, on May 25th in Latvia, Malta and Slovakia. Citizens in the other 21 EU countries will vote on May 26th.
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Juncker: I want European Council in Sibiu, because I want to show EU is not just Brussels
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said on Wednesday he wanted a summit of EU leaders in central Sibiu because he wanted to show leaders that the Union is not just Brussels. Ever since September 2007, I wanted to have the European Council in Sibiu, because I wanted to show that the European Union is not just Brussels (...).
Bavaria’s Prime Minister: Bulgaria Should Receive More Funding from Brussels to Protect its Border
Bulgaria should receive more funding from Brussels to protect its border, Bavaria's Minister President Markus Söder said at a round table on "Protection of the EU's external border and migration policies of the Republic of Bulgaria," Focus News Agency reports.