Várhelyi: Montenegro’s finances none of EU’s business

EU member states have approved the implementation of the new, revised methodology in the pre-accession negotiations with Serbia and Montenegro,  EU Enlargement Commissioner Oliver Varhelyi announced on Thursday. “Very pleased that Member States gave green light to the application of our…

Croatian President Zoran Milanović has stated that Croatia’s public broadcaster HRT “tricked” Zlata Đurđević, who is aspiring for the position of Supreme Court President, during a broadcast on Wednesday evening, by inviting an open critic of Đurđević to its show….

The National Vaccine Plant, currently under construction, will also be capable of producing the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine, Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó announced during his visit to China on Monday where he presented Budapest’s state award to his Chinese counterpart…

The Covid-19 pandemic has created huge challenges for policymakers in the whole world. These challenges have to do with both the short run and the long run. In addition, in the euro area, these challenges have dimensions that are peculiar to the fact that the euro area is a monetary union with one monetary authority and nineteen separate budgetary authorities. In this policy brief, the author provides some answer to two questions: • Which policy mix (national/supranational) supports smooth recovery, sustainability of public finances and resilience of the euro area? • Which EMU governance reforms should be prioritised so as to improve the functioning of the euro area?

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Belgrade has vaccinated 600,592 people, or 43% of the population, against COVID-19, Deputy Mayor Goran Vesić said on Friday. “We have the best results in the 65 to 74 population, 72.52% of whom have been vaccinated,” Vesić said, adding that…