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The EU’s perspective of financial regulation

By Violetta Rusheva

Unions push Labour to oppose a no-deal Brexit

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Polish opposition takes to the streets over judicial reforms

By NEOnline | IR

Rutte urges for clarity while May braces for Customs compromise

By NEOnline | IR

Germany, Austria, Italy raise the prospect of 2015-type border disruptions

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Nord Stream-2 negotiates with several Export Credit Agencies

By Kostis Geropoulos

epa06205881 A wind turbine, part of the Saint Nikola wind farm, stands in a field near the town of Kavarna, Bulgaria, 15 September 2017. Saint Nikola Wind Farm brings 156 megawatts of electricity. Bulgaria's largest wind farm was put into operation in 2010. The investment project is worth 270 million euros. EPA-EFE/VASSIL DONEV

EU group examines South East Europe’s renewable potential

By New Europe Online/KG

STO01 - 20010412 - STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN: A young Iranian child shouts slogans standing in front of a portrait of Maryam Rajavi (L) and Masoud Rajavi (R), leaders of the National Council of Resistance of Iran, as some 150 Iranian activists protest Thursday, 12 April 2001 in downtown Stockholm to protest what they claim a new wave of executions and arrests in their home country Iran. They carried signs with slogans like "EU: It's time to cut ties with the mullahs" and "We call for trial of the mullah criminal leaders by an international tribunal". EPA PHOTO PRESSENS BILD/HENRIK MONTGOMERY (FILM)

Six arrested in Europe for alleged bomb plot against Iranian opposition in France

epa06697675 US President Donald J. Trump (R) and Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel (L) leave the East Room of the White House at the conclusion of their joint news conference, in Washington, DC, USA, 27 April 2018. Merkel is on a one-day working visit to the White House where she and President Trump were expected to discuss trade issues such as proposed US tariffs on European steel and aluminum products, in addition to topics such as NATO. EPA-EFE/MICHAEL REYNOLDS

Trump threatens to leave WTO after EU warning on car tariffs

Italy rolls back labour market deregulation with “dignity bill”

By NEOnline | IR

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Irish farmers call for shift of focus from borders to trade

By NEOnline | IR

epa04239230 A general view of the UK Border crossing in the new Terminal 2 at Heathrow Airport in London, Britain, 04 June 2014. The new terminal, expected to handle 20 million passengers, was build at the costs of 2.5 billion British pounds and will be home to 26 airlines. EPA/ANDREW COWIE

May to present new Customs cooperation proposal by Friday

By NEOnline | IR

epa06818705 German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer speaks during a press conference after the CSU board meeting in Munich, Bavaria, Germany, 16 June 2018. The CDU and their Bavarian sister party Christian Social Union (CSU) are still discordant regarding the treatment of refugees. The CSU party board met in Munich to discuss the Migration Masterplan of German Interior Minister Horst Seehofer EPA-EFE/MARC MUELLER

Merkel reaches a deal with her Bavarian partner

By NEOnline | IR

epa06376843 Polish Justice Minister and General Prosecutor Zbigniew Ziobro arrives in Sejm (lower house) in Warsaw, Poland, 08 December 2017. Polish Sejm will vote on the new bills of the Supreme Court (SN) and the National Judiciary Council (KRS). EPA-EFE/BARTLOMIEJ ZBOROWSKI POLAND OUT

Commission launches new legal case against Poland over Supreme Court law

By Irene Kostaki

epa06849371 Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz arrives for the European Council summit in Brussels, Belgium, 29 June 2018. The Twenty-Eight leaders of the European Union reached an agreement on the migratory issue at the end of the night, Friday, June 29 around 4:30, announced the President of the Council European Donald Tusk. EPA-EFE/JULIEN WARNAND

Austrian Government wants extension to 12 working hours a day

By Irene Kostaki

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Russia resumes construction of TurkStream Line 2 for Europe

By Kostis Geropoulos

ATH01 - 19980701 - ATHENS, GREECE : A Greenpeace activist holds a paper with a graph illustrating the high air pollution levels, during a happening organised by Greenpeace outside the Ministry of the Environment in Athens 01 July. Greenpeace staged a symbolic funeral of the "civillian who died of atmospheric pollution" and with the message "take the measures (against pollution) before they take us (into the coffin)", claimed the ministry should solve the atmospheric pollution problem immediately, as the high temperature in the city increases the pollution levels. EPA PHOTO/LOUISA GOULIAMAKI

15 Swedish private companies account for 8 % of Sweden’s decrease in GHG emissions since 2010

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At Italian Baja rally, G-Energy goes the distance

By Kostis Geropoulos

More than 13,000 Brits got nationality in a EU country in 2017

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Italy and Malta reject migrant-rescuing NGOs

By NEOnline | IR

epa06821153 A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange as markets react to worries of a trade war between the United States and China in New York, New York, USA, on 19 June 2018. The Dow Jones industrial average dropped over 300 points at the start of the trading day. EPA-EFE/JUSTIN LANE

Brussels and Washington brace for trade war escalation

By NEOnline | IR

epa05258466 German Chancellor Angela Merkel (L) and CSU party chairman Horst Seehofer look at each other as they present the results of last night's coalition summit at a press confernce in the Chancellery in Berlin, Germany, 14 April 2016. The heads of the coalition parties reached an agreement on an integration law and anti-terror package during the seven hours negotiaons. EPA/RAINER JENSEN

German government crisis reignites

By NEOnline | IR

Financial Regulation

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EU looking forward on financial regulation

epaselect epa06847620 A general view at the start of an European Council summit in Brussels, Belgium, 28 June 2018. EU countries' leaders meet on 28 and 29 June for a summit to discuss migration in general, the installation of asylum-seeker processing centers in northern Africa, and other security- and economy-related topics including Brexit. EPA-EFE/STEPHANIE LECOCQ / POOL

A lasting agreement?

By Irene Kostaki

epa06370190 A Malta police security van (C) is seen surveilling the Court in Valletta, Malta, 05 December 2017. The three suspects were arraigned before the Court and accused of the Maltese blogger Daphne Caruana Galizia murder. Daphne Caruana Galizia, 53, was killed in a car bombing near Mosta , Malta on 16 October 2017. EPA-EFE/DOMENIC AQUILINA

Europe’s arrest warrant system again comes under fire

By Nicholas Waller

epa06849361 French President Emmanuel Macron (R) and German Chancellor Angela Merkel hold hands at the start of the second day of an European Council summit in Brussels, Belgium, 29 June 2018. EU countries' leaders meet on 28 and 29 June for a summit to discuss migration in general, the installation of asylum-seeker processing centers in northern Africa, and other security- and economy-related topics including Brexit. EPA-EFE/STEPHANIE LECOCQ

EU leaders reach fragile migration deal after marathon haggle

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