BUCHAREST – Romania’s 2025 budget is expected to pass easily through parliament, but deficit-reducing spending cuts have already drawn opposition criticism and protests, threatening the chances of the ruling coalition’s candidate in May’s presidential election.
By Martin Banks Both the EU and UK want closer ties, says a survey from the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR).
By Martin Banks Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to treat your loved one to something a bit special.
SOFIA – The newly elected government in Sofia on Tuesday reaffirmed its commitment to the country’s entry into the eurozone in 2026 and promised to keep a tight lid on budget spending.
BUCHAREST – President Klaus Iohannis insisted on Monday that he would not leave office until a new president is elected, despite a dispute over his interim status at Cotroceni Palace. The issue of resignation is being raised for “populist and electoral reasons”, whereas the Constitution is the real issue, as it “clearly states” that “I […]
The Italy-Albania migration deal has hit yet another wall after a Rome court ordered that migrants be sent back – again.
Five Belgian parties reached a coalition deal on Friday to form a new government led by Flemish conservative Bart De Wever (ECR), after more than seven months of tortuous negotiations, AFP reports.
By Martin Banks A photo exhibition of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine (NUJU), called “Ukraine: Journalists in War Zones”, has opened.
Bigger turbines and relaxed minimum distance rules from buildings have doubled Europe’s potential for commercially viable wind power since a similar assessment just seven years ago.
By Martin Banks Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to treat your loved one to something a bit special.
