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Outside the courthouse around 300 supporters shouted “Freedom!”, “Călin Georgescu, president!” and “Călin, the people are with you”

A Bucharest court is due to rule later today on whether the former presidential candidate remains in detention

The Italian supplier had no established record of producing or delivering artillery shells – it is described as a shell company

Through this scheme, vehicles are allegedly declared at values significantly below their true worth, acquire EU status and are subsequently imported into Cyprus

The journalistic  investigation raises serious concerns about the integrity of professional qualifications issued at state-accredited centres

The final decision on possible dismissal of Bulgaria's Teodora Georgieva now rests with EU institutions and the Court of Justice

The European Parliament's Civil Liberties Committee endorses Andrés Ritter and his vision for a stronger, more tech-driven European prosecution

The current administration is pushing to retain paper ballots, while the opposition demands 100% machine voting with electronic tabulation of results

Under President Christodoulides the Cypriot government has intensified efforts to revoke unlawfully obtained citizenships