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#Romania2019.eu/PM Dancila: Cohesion policy needs to be continued, strengthened in future financial programming
European Union's cohesion policy needs to be continued and strengthened under the future EU financial programming, given its essential role in bridging gaps among regions, as well as when establishing solid bonds between communities, Romanian Prime Minister Viorica Dancila told the 8th European Summit of Regions in Bucharest on Thursday.
Bulgarian Women Give Birth to their First Child at the Youngest Age Compared to Women in the EU
Bulgarian women are the youngest to give birth to their first child among the women in the European Union. This shows Eurostat data for 2017. The average age at first birth in Bulgaria is 26.1 years, with Romania and Latvia standing just behind our country.
Critics must put their money where their mouth is
Americans and Europeans often complain about China's economic penetration of Greece. They have reached the conclusion that the port of Piraeus is just the tip of the iceberg in what is a long-term project to control more of the Mediterranean country's infrastructure. Greece, of course, is not the exclusive focus of intense Chinese activity.
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Lilyana Pavlova, Minister for the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU: Bulgaria Returned to the European Agenda the Theme of the European Perspective of the Western Balkans
What is your assessment of what has been done since the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU? What has Bulgaria managed to prove to the other EU member states? What image of EU President Bulgaria has built?
#Romania2019.eu/Ciamba: A lesson we should learn from crisis in Europe - EU gets out more united, more cohesive
The European Union always came out more united, more coherent after the crises it faced, Minister-delegate for European Affairs George Ciamba stated on Tuesday.
Turkish exchange student killed in Poland by Turkish national
A Turkish student who had recently enrolled as an exchange student at a university in Poland's Wroclaw city was stabbed to death at a shopping mall, his family members said on March 11.
Gov’t at impasse over refugee relocations to other countries
Greece's hopes for the creation of a transitional relocation mechanism that would see refugees and migrants being moved to other European Union countries were dashed on Thursday after a reported lack of response at Thursday's meeting of the EU Justice and Home Affairs Council in Brussels.
The breakdown of civil protection
In Greece, the political pendulum has often swung from one extreme to the other - at great cost to the country. When the 1967-74 dictatorship fell, it was imperative to purge the country's civil protection and security forces and make them more transparent. Over the years, however, this process went off the rails and the forces came to be run by political and unionist power centers.
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First-aid service reactivates accident prevention unit
Greece's National First Aid Center (EKAV) has reactivated its accident prevention division after 13 years of inactivity, due to the high number of road accidents in Greece.
Less than 1/5 of Senior Managers in the EU are Women
Nearly 9.4 million people in the EU are in leadership positions, with 6 million of them being men (64 percent of all managers) and 3.4 million women (36 percent), Eurostat said.