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23rd Sep 2017
By EUOBSERVER
Malta has attracted more than 200 applicants for its controversial scheme to sell EU passports over the past six-or-so months, Henley & Partners, the UK firm handling the scheme has said. If they all get through security screening, they will contribute around €200mn to the Maltese economy, the company added.
Eagerly awaited Brexit speech was foggy on details, but May pledged to honour financial commitments while calling for a two-year transition deal after the UK left.
Hungary and Poland have said they "don't want a mixed population", amid a tug-of-war with the Commission on migrants and rule of law.
Thousands of Catalans have taken to the streets, in protest against the Spanish government's efforts to prevent the independence referendum. Both sides know that violence would go against their cause.
According to information obtained by EUobserver, national governments have dismissed a proposal by MEPs to make a system for donating would-be wasted food to charity.
Angela Merkel, the EU's most powerful leader, is running for a fourth time in Germany's election on Sunday. But what has changed in Europe over the 12 years of her chancellorship?
Health minister Konstanty Radziwill explains why he thinks Warsaw is the best future location for the European Medicines Agency.
