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© SOPA/Luka Dakskobler/SOPA Images/Rex/Shutterstock/KJN.jpg Slovenian PM Janez Janša • First gay pride parade in Maribor, Slovenia Slovenias prime minister Janez Janša, a rare EU ally of Hungarys right to outlaw the promotion or portrayal of homosexuality to children, has claimed that imposing "imaginary European values" on central Europe could lead to the unions collapse. Janša, who publicly backed Donald Trump in his attempt to overthrow the US presidential election result, leads Slov...

02/07/2021 08:24 Slovenia nu a desemnat procurori pentru Parchetul European (Biroul Procurorului Public European, EPPO), ceea ce va afecta negativ supravegherea eficientă a modului în care fondurile UE sunt cheltuite în această ţară, susţine şefa EPPO, Laura Codruţa Kövesi, într-un interviu publicat joi de politico.eu. Toate infracţiunile care sunt comise după 1 iunie cad sub jurisdicţia EPPO, avem o competenţă obligatorie de a ancheta, a d...

Europe’s conservatives don’t see Slovenian Prime Minister Janez Janša as a problem. Their opponents say that’s a problem in itself. Janša will be in the spotlight over the next six months as his government presides over the Council of the EU. But he has already made many international headlines since starting a third stint as prime minister last year, facing widespread accusations of curbing media freedom, undermining the work of EU prosecutors, weakening courts and independent watchdog...

  FISCAL BATTLE, THE SOUTHERN CAMP: The debate on Europe’s future fiscal governance is picking up pace. On Wednesday, Playbook reported on German Chancellor Angela Merkel’s position in favor of “sound fiscal policy,” coming on the heels of similar statements from so-called frugal countries, including Austria and the Netherlands. The opposing camp is also being vocal, with Nadia Calviño, Spain’s minister in charge of economic affairs and digitalization, saying the bloc’s rules “...

De fiecare dată când erau criticate deciziile magistraților, procurorii sau judecătorii vizați cereau CSM-ului să le apere reputația și să apere independența Justiției din România. Deciziile CSM de apărare a reputației unor magistrați au ”condamnat” jurna

EU top court dismissed Hungary's legal challenge to overturn an EP resolution that triggered a disciplinary procedure against the country.

It was a busy week in Brussels, where notably the European Unions COVID travel pass began rolling out. The official launch date is July 1 but Bulgaria, Czechia, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Croatia and Poland all started issuing the certificates The European Commission also said this week that it wants member states to further lift travel restrictions within the continent. It wants EU countries to harmonise their measures as closely as possible in order to facilitate free movement across Europe. "...

Following the recommendation of parliament, the government has decided not to participate in the establishment of the European Public Prosecutor's Office.

Brussels launches new public prosecutor to target misuse of EU cash

Set to "protect the EU budget" and investigate financial fraud, the EPPO is the latest addition to the bloc's bodies designed to bolster law and order across the European Union.