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EU lawmakers vote to block Mercosur trade agreement over legal concerns — REUTERS / Yves Herman

European Politics · Brussels

EU lawmakers vote to block Mercosur trade agreement over legal concerns

35% Left coverage: 132 sources

European Union lawmakers on Wednesday voted to block a major free trade agreement with the Mercosur group of South American countries over concerns about the legality of the deal.See the Story

Western Balkan truck drivers block border cargo terminals over EU entry rules — Andrej ISAKOVIC / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

European Politics · Serbia

Western Balkan truck drivers block border cargo terminals over EU entry rules

42% Left coverage: 26 sources

Truck drivers across four Western Balkan countries began a blockade of border cargo terminals on Monday in protest over restrictive EU entry rules that have left drivers facing deportation for exceeding Schengen visit limits. The blockade was halting transport through a critical corridor that links the EU with Turkey and the Middle East. See the Story

Serbian President Vucic Signs Judicial Laws EC Describes as Step Backward for European Integration

Politics · Serbia

Serbian President Vucic Signs Judicial Laws EC Describes as Step Backward for European Integration

Coverage: 4 sources

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has signed decrees approving a set of judicial reforms which the European Commission has described as "a serious step backwards in Serbia's European integration process", according to reports in the Serbian media. The five laws passed by the ruling majority in the Serbian parliament on January 28 came into force today, according to RTS.See the Story

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