European Court of Auditors
Auditors: EU Underfunded Balkan Media, Anti-Graft Projects
The European Court of Auditors said on Thursday that in comparison to projects in the field of rule of law, relatively small amounts of money had been allocated for financing projects in the field of freedom of the media, prosecutors' offices and the fight against organised crime and corruption.
EU Audit Office to Unveil Report on Kozloduy N-Plant Funding
The European Court of Auditors is set to publish its report on the use of EU funding by Kozloduy Nuclear power plant (NPP) in northern Bulgaria.
The document is to establish what progress Bulgaria has made in decommissioning the units and managing the radioactive waste. It will also contain a forecast about whether the funding disbursed will be sufficient.
Constitutional Changes Must Not Slow Down Judicial Reform in Bulgaria - EC Secretary-General
Catherine Day, Secretary-General of the European Commission (EC), has argued that potential changes to Bulgaria's Constitution should not come at the expense of the speed of judicial reform.
Serbia made efficient use of EU funds, ECA report says
BRUSSELS - Despite some weaknesses, Serbia has used EU pre-accession funds in a responsible manner, the European Court of Auditors (ECA), the EU's top independent financial supervisory body, has said in a report.
Court of auditors finds EU funds wasted on three Greek regional airports
The European Court of Auditors concluded on Tuesday that millions of euros in European funding has been wasted on 20 regional airports in the bloc, three of which are located in Greece.