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Prof. Todor Galunov: No unity in ruling coalition on election law changes
It is clear that there is no unity in the ruling coalition at this stage regarding changes to the Election Code, political scientist Prof. Todor Galunov told FOCUS Radio - Veliko Tarnovo.
Updating Customs Union deal with EU vital for Turkey: Minister Zeybekci
Modernizing the existing Customs Union with its largest market, the European Union, is of great importance to Turkey, Economy Minister Nihat Zeybekci has said, two days ahead of his visit to Brussels to discuss the issue with his European counterparts.
Slovenia's path to the cutting edge
The most burning question of today is: What does the European Union represent and where is it heading? There is, however, a bottom-line and it is simple—the EU needs to reform and invest. Lack of reform is holding back a much stronger rebound for EU economies, limiting company potential and hindering job creation.
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Serbia opens two more chapters in EU accession talks
Two more chapters, on Intellectual Property Law (7) Customs Union (29) have been opened on Tuesday in Serbia's EU membership negotiations.
With this, Serbia has opened ten out of 35 chapters, while two have been temporarily closed.
Eurostat: Serbia at the bottom of the GDP per capita EU list
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BRUSSELS - Gross domestic product per capita, according to the purchasing power standard, was 36 percent of the European Union average in 2016 and Serbia is at the bottom of the list, with only FYROM(Macedonia), Albania and Bosnia and Herzegovina are ranked worse, said Statistical Agency of the European Union Eurostat.
President Prokopis Pavlopoulos accepts Erdogan’s request to visit Greece
The Greeks always wanted and will always want relations of friendship and good neighbourliness with Turkey, as there are :more things that unite us than divide us,” Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos said on Monday in a meeting with Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim in Athens.
Over 10,000 incidents of violence against health care workers reported last year in Turkey
Some 10,771 incidents of violence against healthcare workers were reported in Turkey in 2016, the Health Ministry has announced following an MP's inquiry, daily Birgün reported on June 19.
Premier Filip on a Working Visit to Brussels
Prime Minister Pavel Filip is paying a working visit to Brussels during June 20 - 21. According to the Government's press service, the Premier will have meetings with the President of the European Council Donald Tusk and Commissioner for European Neighborhood Policy and Enlargement Negotiations Johannes Hahn, IPN reports.
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Romania Arrests Target Child-Trafficking Crime Gang
Romanian prosecutors have uncovered an organised criminal group suspected of training more than 70 Roma children and sending them to France to steal from offices, pick pockets and beg on the streets of Paris.
Prosecutors said in a statement that on Monday they searched 25 homes in several Romanian cities and brought in 120 people for questioning in connection with the case.
As the wider crisis fades, Italy must focus on internal convergence
My favorite metaphor about Italy is that the country resembles the Torre di Pisa. It is a beautiful historical building that for centuries has looked like it was about to fall. But it still stands.