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Published on 18/09/2025 – 11:23 GMT+2 Romania’s President Nicușor Dan recently claimed that judges in his country work significantly more than their counterparts in other European states. “Judges in Romania have worked two or three times more than their counterparts in European countries over the years,” he said during a visit to Chișinău in Moldova. He made the comments in the context of a plan by the government to raise the retirement age for judges to 65 as part of a raft of austerity measures. As things stand, judges can retire as early as the age of 47 if they…
By Julián López & Damaso Jaivenois Published on 17/09/2025 – 10:56 GMT+2 The kids are not…
Environment ministers set to meet on Thursday (18 September) in Brussels are wrangling over national…
While the EU and India aim to conclude an historic free trade agreement (FTA) soon, the…
Published on 16/09/2025 – 13:05 GMT+2 •Updated 14:50 In an interview with Euronews, EU foreign…
In an interview with Euronews, EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas confirmed the…
Many EU products currently pay high export tariffs to the Mercosur bloc, comprising Argentina, Brazil,…
Germany must come up with “measures” and “bring alternatives” to break the EU’s deadlock on…
Wind and solar account for around half of all jobs in the EU’s green sector,…
After a far-right rally in London drew up to 150,000 protesters on Sunday, a raft…
The EU rules on AI should be paused while potential “drawbacks” are assessed, former Italian…
The European Commission faces questions over dropped plans to introduce mandatory food labelling after two…
Many cheap flights include lengthy layovers. While in the past this was seen as a…
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