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There is still more work to be done on the rule of law in Poland, the European Commission President said on Thursday during a visit to Warsaw after Brussels approved billions of euros in COVID-19 economic recovery funds for the country.

More than 200 firefighters and equipment from Bulgaria, Finland, France, Germany, Romania and Norway will be stationed in Greece to provide immediate support in the event of major wildfires during the summer, the European Commission said on Thursday.

The European Commission said on Wednesday that Croatia was ready to join the euro zone from 2023.

Croatia is ready to join the euro zone, the European Commission said on Wednesday, paving the way for the Balkan country to adopt the euro from the start of 2023 and become the 20th European state to use the currency.

A centrist group in the European Union legislature has demanded an “urgent” explanation amid reports the EU’s executive arm is preparing to release billions of euros to Poland’s government

European Commission to decide whether Poland has met requirements to reform its legal system

Institutes make last-ditch appeal to EU to help save membership, as ministers plan alternatives

The European Commission is likely to approve on Wednesday Poland's multi-billion-euro plan for rebuilding the economy after the COVID-19 pandemic, which has been blocked by a dispute over Warsaw's rule-of-law practices, EU officials said.

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