European Medicines Agency acts after impurity found in Chinese-supplied medicine
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) said that it is reviewing medicines containing the active substance valsartan that is supplied by Zhejiang Huahai
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House prices in the EU up 11% since 2010 – Eurostat
House prices rose by 11 per cent in the European Union between 2010 and 2017 and six per cent in
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Skopje awaits an invitation from Nato
While Nato starts a summit on July 10 in Brussels, government authorities in Skopje say that they are sure that
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Romanian president signs decree to fire chief anti-corruption prosecutor
Romanian president Klaus Iohannis has issued the decree to remove the country’s top anti-corruption prosecutor on July 9, ending a
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EU consults citizens on abandoning daylight saving time
While the overall health effects are inconclusive, human biorhythms may be more severely impacted than previously thought, the European Commission
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The Black Sea is Romania’s ‘gold’
Up to 6.3 billion cubic metres of natural gas a year is what the Neptun Deep field under the Black
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New EU consumer protection rules for holidaymakers take effect on July 1
As of July 1 2018, travellers in the EU booking package holidays will enjoy stronger consumer rights, the European Commission
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Israel, World Jewish Congress welcome Polish decision to rescind criminal penalty in Holocaust speech law
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on June 27 that he was pleased that the Polish government, the parliament, the
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Tsipras: Greece now a case study of economic recovery
From 2015 to 2018 Greece has turned itself from an example of monumental fiscal failure to a case study for
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