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Bavaria’s Prime Minister: Bulgaria Should Receive More Funding from Brussels to Protect its Border
Bulgaria should receive more funding from Brussels to protect its border, Bavaria's Minister President Markus Söder said at a round table on "Protection of the EU's external border and migration policies of the Republic of Bulgaria," Focus News Agency reports.
The Campaign for the European Election Begins
The election campaign is starting for the European election that will be held on May 26. Today also marks the start of the pre-election radio and TV broadcasts about which the Central Election Commission (CEC) and the Council for Electronic Media signed an agreement with rules for transparency and objectivity.
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EU-Turkey meeting to be held on March 15
The EU-Turkey Association Council meeting will be held in Brussels on March 15, according to diplomatic sources who spoke on March 5.
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MEPs Demand an End to the Change of Time in 2020
The European Parliament's Agriculture Committee today voted to stop the change from winter to summer time in 2020. This was announced by MEP Momchil Nekov (BSP, S & D), who is a member of the commission.
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Political Issues in France Before the EP Election
Facing heavy losses in May's European Parliament election, France's two traditional major parties risk becoming just bit-part players in the two biggest blocs in the chamber, Politico reported.
That, in turn, will mean fewer influential posts for lawmakers and less clout in the Parliament for one of the EU's big powers and founding members.
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The EP Transport Committee on the Requests of the Bulgarian Hauliers
Bulgaria and five other European countries have reached a partial compromise in the EP Transport Committee on the first Mobility Package related to the conditions of workers. This happened after a spectacular protest at the Luxembourg Square in Brussels and a unified position of the Bulgarian government, president and MPs.
Top NATO diplomats to meet amid Ukraine demands for support against Russian aggression
NATO is seeking a robust response after the seizure of three Ukrainian ships by Moscow sparked a major crisis, as the foreign ministers of the alliance will convene Dec. 4-5 in Brussels with Russia atop their agenda.
Budget MEPs Approve 34M Euro Aid to Bulgaria, Greece, Poland, Lithuania
The European Parliament's Budgets Committee on August 29 approved the European Union's Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to support reconstruction in Greece, Poland, Lithuania and Bulgaria following natural disasters in 2017.
Brussels airport hosts Syrian children photo exhibition
A photo exhibition has opened at the airport in Brussels to introduce an educational program that benefitted more than 356,000 refugee children in Turkey.
France and Croatia to square off in World Cup final
The game ended 1-1 in regular time, and was won with Croatia's second goal scored in extra time.
This result improves on Croatia's World Cup showing in 1998, when they reached the semifinal stage, but lost to France.
A day earlier, France beat Belgium 1-0 to secure its spot in the final.