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Record Google fine to ease European countries' budgets
Google's €4.6 billion payment following the Android antitrust case will go directly into the EU budget, reducing contributions from national governments.
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Bulgaria ranks fourth in the EU in number of judges per capita
According to the latest Eurostat data, Bulgaria holds leading positions in the European Union regarding the density of judicial officials relative to the number of citizens.
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Breakthrough in EU Negotiations: Ukraine Opens New Key Negotiation Cluster
The European Union has officially approved the opening of Cluster 6 for Ukraine, marking a new stage in the country's accession process and overcoming previous political blockades.
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The maritime phase of the international military exercise "Breeze 2026" begins in the Black Sea
Ships from the multinational task force have departed Burgas to begin large-scale training for "Breeze 2026". The exercise includes mine countermeasures, anti-submarine warfare, and joint operations with aviation from Turkey and France.
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Kaja Kallas: The EU supports the Georgian people, not its government
EU High Representative Kaja Kallas stated that Brussels aims to maintain the hope of citizens in Georgia, despite the lack of contact with the local authorities. A strategy for the Black Sea region is being discussed.
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European Parliament strips AfD MEP of immunity over defamation
The European Parliament has voted to strip Siegbert Dröse of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party of his immunity. The decision follows his conviction for defamation against a journalist, which occurred prior to his mandate in Brussels.
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European Parliament to vote tomorrow on integration paths for Ukraine, Moldova, and Serbia
The European Parliament will decide on the progress of Ukraine, Moldova, and Serbia in their pursuit of EU membership. While ambitious deadlines are set for Chisinau, stagnation in reforms is signaled for Belgrade.
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Extreme heat in Europe claimed over 10,000 lives in just one week
According to data from the EuroMOMO network, a massive spike in excess mortality due to heatwaves was recorded in 27 European countries in late June. Most of the deceased are elderly people over the age of 65.
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European Parliament implements package of reforms for transparency, ethics, and more efficient governance
The European Parliament is undergoing a major modernization of its procedures. The reforms will cover everything from new rules on ethics and combating foreign interference to the optimization of the legislative process.
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European Parliament gives green light for negotiations on introducing a digital euro
The European Parliament has approved the start of negotiations for the creation of a digital version of the common currency. The goal is for the EU to reduce its dependence on American payment systems such as Visa and Mastercard.
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Brussels Launches Five Procedures Against Bulgaria: Risk of Sanctions Due to Violations in Several Key Areas
The European Commission has started a series of punitive procedures against Bulgaria. The issues cover everything from waste recycling and tax exchange to personal data protection and the control of explosive precursors.