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Energy Transition and Sustainability in Bulgaria: Progress, Challenges, and Future Strategies

Energy Transition and Sustainability in Bulgaria: Progress, Challenges, and Future Strategies

Bulgaria’s energy sector has undergone significant transformation since joining the European Union (EU) in 2007.

India-EU Free Trade Agreement: Paving the Way for a Stronger Economic Partnership

India-EU Free Trade Agreement: Paving the Way for a Stronger Economic Partnership

India and the European Union (EU) are making significant strides toward finalizing a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) aimed at boosting bilateral trade and investments.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s India Visit: Strengthening Strategic Partnerships

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s India Visit: Strengthening Strategic Partnerships

In a significant diplomatic engagement, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will visit India on February 27-28, 2025, marking a new chapter in the deepening relations between India a

Bulgaria and Croatia Accepted by European Central Bank for ERM II

Bulgaria and Croatia Accepted by European Central Bank for ERM II

Bulgaria and Croatia have been accepted in for two year waiting room before these European Union member states will be allowed to join Euro as currency.

Europe's biggest party meets before elections

Europe's biggest party meets before electionsWarsaw - European leaders met Wednesday in Poland for a European People's Party congress amid a push from Warsaw for the top seat in the European Parliament.

Poland's former Prime Minister Jerzy Buzek is eyeing the presidency of the European Parliament and competes against Italian candidate Mario Mauro.

Buzek's candidacy comes as Poland celebrates five years of membership in the European Union.

While most Poles say EU membership has paid off, critics point to the lack of Poles in the EU's top seats.

Brussels to recommend curbing managers' super-bonuses

EU to debate Slovenia-Croatia row as credibility fears growBrussels- The European Commission was Wednesday set to unveil guidelines on curbing excessive company bonuses, as well as new rules limiting high-risk investment hedge funds. Action on both issues has been prompted by the global financial crisis, which has in part been blamed on short-term profit-taking and lax legislation.

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