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European Commission Daily news Brussels, 18 Jun 2024
Le dialogue mené avec la Commission et les autorités de protection des consommateurs conduit Vinted à améliorer l'information sur les prix et la transparence p...
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The European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA) has published an updated common analysis of the situation in Afghanistan. The newly published Country Guidance, unanimously endorsed by the 27 EU Member States, confirms that Afghan women and girls and other vulnerable groups remain at risk of persecution in their country.
European Commission Press release Brussels, 18 Jun 2024 The European Commission is carrying out unannounced inspections at the premises of a consultancy firm in two Member States.
Bundesrepublik Deutschland
Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
Refugee status: a Member State is not required automatically to recognise refugee status granted in another Member State
Bundesrepublik Deutschland
Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
Refugee status: a Member State is not required automatically to recognise refugee status granted in another Member State
Generalstaatsanwaltschaft Hamm
Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
The granting of refugee status in a Member State precludes the extradition of the person concerned to his or her country of origin
Generalstaatsanwaltschaft Hamm
Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
The granting of refugee status in a Member State precludes the extradition of the person concerned to his or her country of origin
European Commission Speech Brussels, 18 Jun 2024 Good morning everyone.
I want to start by thanking you for what you are doing.
Thank you for your tireless dedication to counter trafficking in human beings.
Th...
European Commission Speech Frankfurt, 18 Jun 2024 Good morning everyone.
Can I say Jerome, you have set the scene really well for what I hope will be an exciting conference.
Now normally in the financial system...
Nine climate-resilient bridges — three in East Sepik Province and six in Madang Province — have all been completed within budget, meeting high standards. These bridges are part of EIB Global’s $50 million investment in Papua New Guinea’s infrastructure. They provide safer and more efficient access to markets and social services, thereby improving the lives of thousands of Papua New Guineans.