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The NGOs join psychiatrists who condemned Fico in an open letter earlier this month.

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If the MEP's immunity is lifted, the High Court could resume the case against her before the parliamentary elections in the autumn.

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The first meeting with the Commission is set for Thursday.

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“There is very much a crisis" in the car industry, and workers are hit the hardest, trade unions warn.

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A boost in domestic consumption has led to growth well above the government's initial forecast.

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The EU's call for a “European preference” in public tenders in strategic sectors is prima facie in breach of WTO rules, legal experts say.

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'Tough on crime' ministers Bruno Retailleau and Gérald Darmanin are topping opinion polls.

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We've compared the final draft with earlier leaks, so you don't have to.

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Swedish citizens could be among those sent to foreign prisons - though it would not be the first such scheme in the EU.

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With almost two-thirds of the EU's connectivity objectives fulfilled five years ahead of schedule, the 2030 digital decade targets will be met, said Teixeira.

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In this episode, producer Charles Cohen talks to ECFR senior policy fellow Engjellushe Morina about the underlying causes behind Serbia's mass protests and where the country is headed.

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The Commission has said it will conclude investigations into Alphabet, Apple and Meta's market practices by late March.

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High on the ministers' agenda is the question of migrant returns.

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The Greek Health Minister told Euractiv that the government aims to create an environment in which patients can be confident that their care is of high quality and that their rights and values are respected.

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For the first time in the history of the German parliament, a proposal passed solely thanks to far-right AfD support.

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Ireland’s peace-building journey taught us that telling tough truths is an act of empathy, not of hatred.

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Elisabetta Belloni will shortly swap Rome for Brussels.

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The language on fines in today's Competitiveness Compass makes pleasant reading for the auto lobby.

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While EU countries look to the Commission for solutions, the EU's agriculture chief has previously defended the new powers of the EU's IP agency.

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EU industry chief Stéphane Séjourné called for a “shock of simplification” over the next five years.

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