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Austria and the Netherlands will check whether Bulgaria Fulfills the Schengen Requirements
The results that Bulgaria has achieved in fulfilling the requirements for entering the Schengen area will be checked in September by a foreign mission with the participation of representatives of the Netherlands and Austria - the two countries that are still against the admission of Bulgaria into the space without border checks.
Bulgaria: The Monument to Soviet Army in Sofia may Not be Moved until the End of the Year
The monument to the Soviet Army in the Bulgarian capital of Sofia may not be moved from the "Prince's Garden" until the end of the year, according to a press release from the Sofia District Administration.
Greek industrial production expands, prospects are deemed good
Industrial production in Greece rose 2.1% in January-May 2023 compared to the same period in 2022, outperforming the eurozone, as natural gas prices continued to decline and companies reined in payroll costs, data released by statistics agency ELSTAT show.
Manufacturing, which accounts for 73% of the industrial index, rose 5.7% year on year and mining production was up 9.6%.
Sound of Europe Festival to meet music lovers in three cities
The Sound of Europe Festival, which brings together new and successful sounds of European music with musicians from Türkiye, will meet with music lovers in its second edition in three cities in September.
A Caretaker Cabinet in the Netherlands is Unlikely to let Bulgaria into Schengen
Having a caretaker government in the Netherlands until the end of the year means that it is unlikely to sign Bulgaria's entry into Schengen, which requires unanimity among member states.
This is what "Politico" writes in an article dedicated to the political crisis in the Netherlands.
Austria farmers up in arms over Brussels GMO plans
The European Commission's proposal to ease current restrictions on genetically modified crops has riled up EU organic farming leader Austria and its farmers.
"I think it's outrageous... They have a nerve even considering this," organic farmer Beate Brenner told AFP on her farm in a small village surrounded by grain and sunflower fields some 100 kilometers northwest of Vienna.
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Going for the neatest cut
Slovenia hosted the European Scything Championship for the third time between 28 and 30 July, featuring participants from eight countries or regions showcasing their scything skills in this age-old craft.
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Europe's night trains make bumpy comeback
Night trains have made a comeback in Europe thanks to their low-carbon footprint, but after years of neglect, the renaissance has had a bumpy ride.
Operators admit that the trains are outdated - with passengers facing the occasional delays, technical problems or malfunctioning toilets - while companies compete in an overloaded network.
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Vučić at the opening of highway section: "Perfectly done, like in Switzerland" VIDEO
"Everyone in Serbia wants to see a finished highway, and when you tell them give us a stone, no one gives a stone," said Vui while driving along the newly opened section.
"This road will cost 1.2-1.4 billion euros, depending on which section we will do the full profile," said the Serbian president.
Climate protesters disrupt opening of Salzburg Festival
Climate activists have disrupted the opening night of the Salzburg Festival of music and theater in Austria, an activist group said, in the latest such protest to target an arts venue.