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How MEPs make millions on the side: Legal advice, speeches and Covid cures - Vimarsana News

How MEPs make millions on the side: Legal advice, speeches and Covid cures

Fresh filings by European lawmakers show many hold outside jobs.

Online platforms must be liable for payment scams, say MEPs - Vimarsana News

Online platforms must be liable for payment scams, say MEPs

MEPs have agreed on new rules to level the playing field between banks and non-banks, and to make payments more user-friendly, cheaper and safer — including measures to make online platforms liable for payment fraud that occurs through their services.

S&Ds pave the way towards cheaper and safer payments for all Europeans - Vimarsana News

S&Ds pave the way towards cheaper and safer payments for all Europeans

Today, the European Parliament’s committee on economic and monetary affairs voted on the payment services legislation that will bring tangible benefits to all Eu

President's Office announces members of working group for Ukraine's NATO integration - Vimarsana News

President's Office announces members of working group for Ukraine's NATO integration

The Office of the President of Ukraine has held the kick-off meeting of a working group focusing on security issues and Ukraine's European integration. The group consists of over 10 former officials and experts from all over the world.

Source: yahoo.com
Row Over Central Bank Shows Rolling Back State Capture In Poland Will Not Be Easy - Vimarsana News

Row Over Central Bank Shows Rolling Back State Capture In Poland Will Not Be Easy

The Polish democratic alliance won the October elections on a promise to restore the independence of politically captured state institutions, including the National Bank of Poland, whose governor is mounting an international campaign to avert a probe into his conduct.