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EU to Evaluate Romania's ANI Law Amid Rule of Law Concerns

The European Commission announced it will evaluate Romania's ANI law, including the 'Fritz amendment,' as part of the country's final payment request. This comes after two political groups requested sanctions against Romania regarding the Dominic Fritz case and the EU reminded Ukraine of its rule of law commitments.

25 Aug, 11:08 — 25 Aug, 11:08
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kyiv-independentMostly Factual5h ago

EU reminds Ukraine of rule of law homework after parliament stalls reforms

"We recall that rule of law and the fight against corruption is an essential element for any country to join the European Union," European Commission spokesperson Markus Lammert told the Kyiv Independent on Aug. 25.

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hotnews25 Aug, 10:32First to report

Prima reacție a Comisiei Europene după cererea a două grupuri politice de sancționare a României în cazul Dominic Fritz

kyiv-independent25 Aug, 11:08

EU reminds Ukraine of rule of law homework after parliament stalls reforms

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digi2425 Aug, 15:18Latest update

Comisia Europeană anunță că legea ANI cu „amendamentul Fritz” va fi evaluată în cadrul ultimei cereri de plată a României

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