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EU2 months ago

#EUCohesionPolicy invests in clean transport in #Slovenia

The European Commission has approved an investment of €80 million from the Cohesion Fund to build a tunnel and two viaducts as part of a wider scheme to...
coronavirus2 months ago

Commission approves €100 million Slovenian scheme to support companies affected by the coronavirus outbreak, as well as research, development and production of #Coronavirus products

The European Commission has approved a €100 million Slovenian scheme to support companies affected by the coronavirus outbreak, as well as research and development (R&D) and...
coronavirus4 months ago

Commission approves €200 million Slovenian scheme to compensate large companies for damages suffered due to #Coronavirus outbreak

The European Commission has approved under EU state aid rules a €200 million Slovenian scheme to compensate large companies for the damages suffered due to the...
coronavirus4 months ago

Commission approves €600 million Slovenian scheme to support companies affected by #Coronavirus outbreak

The European Commission has approved a €600 million Slovenian scheme to support companies affected by the coronavirus outbreak. The scheme was approved under the state aid...
coronavirus4 months ago

#Coronavirus - Commission approves reprogramming of €275 million in cohesion policy funding to mitigate economic and social impact of the pandemic in Slovenia

The Commission has approved a programme modification, which provides the basis to use around €275 million of cohesion policy funding to mitigate the harmful consequences of...
coronavirus5 months ago

EU citizens want more competences for the EU to deal with crises like #COVID-19

EU in action: medical equipment from RescEU reserve being delivered to Spain in May 2020. ©EU/A.P.E. In a new survey commissioned by the European Parliament, a...
coronavirus6 months ago

Slovenian cyclists stage anti-government #Coronavirus protest

Thousands of cyclists took over streets in the centre of the Slovenian capital Ljubljana on Friday evening (8 May) to protest against the government of Prime...

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#EUCohesionPolicy invests in clean transport in #Slovenia

Commission approves €100 million Slovenian scheme to support companies affected by the coronavirus outbreak, as well as research, development and production of #Coronavirus products

Commission approves €200 million Slovenian scheme to compensate large companies for damages suffered due to #Coronavirus outbreak

Commission approves €600 million Slovenian scheme to support companies affected by #Coronavirus outbreak

#Coronavirus - Commission approves reprogramming of €275 million in cohesion policy funding to mitigate economic and social impact of the pandemic in Slovenia

EU citizens want more competences for the EU to deal with crises like #COVID-19

Slovenian cyclists stage anti-government #Coronavirus protest

Bank embraces blockchain to facilitate Belt and Road trade

#EBA - Supervisor says the EU banking sector entered the crisis with solid capital positions and improved asset quality

EU solidarity in action: €211 million to Italy to repair the damage of the harsh weather conditions in autumn 2019

The war in #Libya - a Russian movie reveals who is spreading death and terror

First president of #Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev’s 80th birthday and his role in international relations

Brexit - European Commission gives market participants 18 months to reduce their exposure to UK clearing operations

EU set to introduce new legislation for safe #Cryptocurrency exchange

#COVID-19 - ‘This year’s Christmas will be a different Christmas’

'It's in Ireland's towering national interest to have a deal' Barry Andrews MEP #Brexit

'Common Agricultural Policy payments and controls should be based on the final beneficiary' von Cramon MEP

EU says there is a deal to be done, but reminds the UK that 'Brexit means Brexit'

‘Raising climate target to 55% by 2030 is an important signal, it’s an important action’ Löfven

Brexit: Barnier says there are good prospects for a deal

Golden Passports - 'Corruption in these schemes is systemic and requires a strong EU response'

#COVID-19 - ‘This year’s Christmas will be a different Christmas’

European minimum wage: Commission proposal welcome but falls short on ambition to fight poverty and inequality say Greens

Samsung Display gets US licenses to supply some panels to Huawei

Kazakhstan turns to EU countries for economic boost

Truth, lies and body language in the Caucasus

EU anti-fraud office busts Mafia abuse of EU agriculture funds

Italy approves trial of osteoporosis drug to treat COVID-19

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