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To resolve the political crisis in the EU country of Bulgaria, Nikolay Gabrovski, who has been tasked with forming a government, has proposed a non-partisan, pro-Western cabinet. Gabrowski, who does not belong to a party, was nominated as prime minister by the center-right election winner GERB, nominated mainly experts for his government on Monday.

Von Newsdesk

In the dispute over the rule of law, the EU Commission recommends freezing more than €13 billion. Now the ball is in the Ecofin Council's court. However, not everyone there is in a hurry. At stake is the Union's credibility, but also its ability to act.

Von Eric Bonse

According to information available to Europe.Table, the authority considers the reforms promised by Budapest to be insufficient to eliminate the rule of law deficiencies. Prime Minister Orbán will probably have to do without the urgently needed billions from Brussels for longer.

Von Till Hoppe

Didier Reynders keeps chatting in the backseat of his limousine during the video interview – the 64-year-old Belgian is currently on his way from Brussels to the European Parliament in Strasbourg. Reynders has a lot to talk about.