Thin red line from the Comintern to PES
When Martin Schulz stands up in front of assorted delegates at the Party of European Socialists congress in Rome on
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EU visa-free travel for Moldovans a step closer after European Parliament vote
The European Parliament voted on February 27 2014 to approve abolishing visa requirements for citizens of Moldova who have biometric
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Turkish Cypriots to vote in European elections for the first time
An important decision for the Turkish Cypriot citizens of the Republic of Cyprus was taken by the island’s council of
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Controversy over European Parliament vote on visa requirements
The European Parliament has approved revisions of visa regulations seen in some quarters as opening the way for reimposing visa
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MEPs endorse motion to scale down European Parliament
European Parliament has approved the European Council draft decision to reduce the size of the European Union’s legislative body. The
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European Parliament elections expected in Bulgaria on May 25 2014
Anyone in Bulgaria ready to scream if hearing the word “elections” once more, may now keep their breath in reserve
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European Parliament agrees to easing of rules on cross-border pet travel
New legislation on the “non-commercial transport” of pets, already informally agreed with European Union ministers, was approved by the European
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EU-wide protection for victims of domestic violence to become law
Victims of violence, in particular domestic violence, will soon be able to count on EU-wide protection, after the European Parliament
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MEPs hand Ashton’s European External Action Service a ‘must do better’ report card
The European External Action Service (EEAS) – designed as the foreign policy arm of the EU, with Catherine Ashton as
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