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Romania's plans to grant power company Complexul Energetic Oltenia restructuring aid for up to €2.66 billion (RON 13.15 billion) is in line with EU state aid rules, the European Commission’s anti-trust chief said on January 26, adding that the measure will enable the company to finance its restructu

The head of the European Bishops’ Conferences warned EU politicians that belittling Christians only serves to drive them toward populist parties.

The head of the European Bishops’ Conferences warned EU politicians that belittling Christians only serves to drive them toward populist parties.

Pope Francis has criticized the European Commission’s now-rescinded guidelines that advised officials to refrain from making references to Christmas and Christian names, warning that “dictatorships have tried to do” the same thing throughout history.

The European Commission (EC) has given the go-ahead to a $150.2m (€133m) Swedish scheme to back rail freight and passenger industries.

Pope Francis has criticized the European Commission’s now-rescinded guidelines that advised officials to refrain from making references to Christmas and Christian names, warning that “dictatorships have tried to do” the same thing throughout history.

Pope Francis has criticized the European Commission’s now-rescinded guidelines that advised officials to refrain from making references to Christmas and Christian names, warning that “dictatorships have tried to do” the same thing throughout history.

Pope Francis said Monday that the EU’s attempt to cancel Christmas is an “anachronism” more worthy of Napoleon or Hitler than modern Europe.

Pope Francis said Monday that the EU’s attempt to cancel Christmas is an “anachronism” more worthy of Napoleon or Hitler than modern Europe.

The Vatican Secretary of State has denounced a European Union communication manual barring the use of “Merry Christmas.”