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Bulgaria Granted Citizenship to 900 Foreigners in 2014 – Eurostat
According to the latest figures of Eurostat released on Monday, Bulgaria granted citizenship to 900 foreign nationals in 2014. In 99 % of the cases, those granted Bulgarian citizenship came from non-EU countries. This is the second highest rate of granting citizenship to non-EU citizens after Estonia where all people granted Estonian citizenship...
Rutte says Ukraine referendum result was ‘disastrous’
Prime minister Mark Rutte has described the results of the recent Dutch referendum on the EU’s treaty with Ukraine as… …read more Source:...
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[Ticker] Dutch PM: EU-Ukraine deal referendum made no sense
The Dutch referendum on the EU-Ukraine association agreement led to “disastrous results”, Dutch PM Rutte said on Monday. “I am totally, totally, totally against referenda on multilateral agreements, because it makes no sense, as we have seen with the Dutch referendum,” he said in a speech. Voters rejected deal in the...
German national team make fools of far-right populists
German coach Joachim Löw couldn’t resist a dig at the populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party after the national team won their opening Euro 2016 game against Ukraine. …read more Source: The Local...
Nervous Baltics on war footing as NATO tries to deter Russia
VILNIUS (Reuters) – Leaders in the Baltic countries and Poland fear the force NATO plans to deploy on their territory is too small and symbolic to deter an attack by Russia, whose 2014 annexation of Crimea is fresh in the memories of the former Soviet-bloc states. …read more Source:...
Contact group on Ukraine to meet in Minsk 15 June
According to the press service, the trilateral contact group and representatives of certain areas of Donetsk and Lugansk regions of Ukraine conducted a video-conference on 10 June to discuss the recent ceasefire violations along the line of contact. …read more Source:...
We’re not at our best yet, warn cocky Germany
Germany stars Manuel Neuer and Toni Kroos warned the world champions will only improve after seeing off Ukraine 2-0 in Lille to make the perfect start to their Euro 2016 campaign. …read more Source: The Local...
Unbearable angst of Czech being
PRAGUE — Today’s Czechs are healthier, wealthier and safer than they have ever been. The economy grew at a robust 4.2 percent last year and the country boasted the lowest unemployment rate in the European Union. The EU’s problems, from a possible British exit to the eurozone and migration crises, have almost no tangible impact on the...
Donald Tusk wants to bury the European Dream
Europe is coming around to Donald Tusk’s way of thinking. The European Council president has been spreading a message that until recently would have sounded surprisingly Euroskeptic coming from the head of an EU institution: We need to let go of the “European” dream — at least as it has usually been defined since the founding of the Union....
Germany and Ukraine supporters fight at Euro 2016 after the match
Fans were seen hurling chairs and beers bottles at each other as they charged through the streets of Nice prior to their nations’ opening Group C match this evening. …read more Source: Daily...
