Withdrawal from the European Union
Moody’s improves Turkey's growth rates
Moody's on Feb. 24 revised Turkey's economic growth forecast to 1.1% for 2020 from a 5% contraction and 3.5% for 2021 from 4%.
According to a report published by Moody's, the country's rate for 2022 was also revised up from 4% to 5%.
The report noted gross domestic product (GDP) is expected to increase in all G20 economies.
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Cyprus unemployment drops despite pandemic
Eurozone unemployment was stable at 8.3% of the workforce in December, the European Union's statistics office Eurostat said on Monday, despite continued coronavirus lockdowns in most eurozone countries.
Still, Eurostat said 13.67 million people were out of work in the 19 countries sharing the euro in December, up from 13.62 million in November.
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Pandemic is boosting eurozone imbalances, ministers to mull way out
The Covid-19 pandemic is increasing economic imbalances in the eurozone, the European Commission will tell the bloc's finance ministers on Monday, but reforms and investments funded by European Union money should help address that.
Slovenia to get EUR 3.2 million to offset Brexit impact
Brussels – The European Commission has unveiled a proposal on allocating financial aid from the EU fund to offset the impact of Brexit. EUR 3.2 million has been set aside for Slovenia out of a total of EUR 4.2 billion expected to be disbursed in 2021.
Smoothening the cliff edge in EU-UK relations
The Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA) between the United Kingdom and the European Union came into effect on January 1, 2021, capping a tumultuous four-and-a-half-year period since the shocking result of the July 2016 Brexit referendum, in which 51.9% of the British voters voted in favor of leaving the EU.
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Britain’s escape
After a dramatic period of four years and six months and a trade deal with the European Union, Britain has won back its independence - a fundamental right for every sovereign state which is now viewed as an anachronism, since nationalism - and patriotism even - are treated as evil.
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UK moved to Civil Aviation's non-EU countries list
The United Kingdom has been added to the list of non-EU countries from which citizens are allowed entry to Greece as of next week, the Civil Aviation Authority said in its latest notam on Saturday.
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New Year, new rules: UK begins post-Brexit future
Britain on Jan. 1 began a new year and life outside Europe, after leaving the bloc's single market trading rules to go it alone for the first time in nearly half a century.
Brexit, which has dominated politics on both sides of the Channel since 2016, became reality an hour before midnight, ending the U.K.'s 48-year obligation to follow Brussels' rules.
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Auld lang syne: New Year brings final UK-EU Brexit split
Like a separated couple still living together, Britain and the European Union spent 2020 wrangling and wondering whether they can still be friends.
On Thursday, the UK is finally moving out. At 11 p.m. London time — midnight in Brussels — Britain will economically and practically leave the the 27-nation bloc, 11 months after its formal political departure.
British PM Johnson's Father Applying for French Citizenship
The father of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said he was in the process of applying for a French passport to maintain his ties with the European Union after Brexit.
Stanley Johnson, a former member of the European Parliament who voted Remain in Britain's 2016 referendum, told RTL radio he wanted to become a French citizen because of strong family links to France.