ECB consults on proposed updates to its options and discretions policies Goal is to provide transparency on supervisory activities Updates account for legislative changes since ECB first published options and discretions policies Consultation ends on 23 August 2021
Held annually, Danube Day celebrates the Danube and the rivers that flow into it, and the vital role they play in providing water, food, recreation and livelihood. It also commemorates the anniversary of the signing of the Danube River Protection Convention (1994). As with every 29 June, more than eighty million people in the 14 Danube countries are invited to […]
Despite the pandemic, the EASO Asylum Report 2021 highlights the resilience of many EU+[1] countries’ asylum systems in using innovative solutions for business continuity. Resources were allocated to adapt working methods, implement digital solutions and reduce pending cases. However, shortcomings were also exposed, notably in terms of reception conditions, low returns to countries of origin, resettlement and reduced […]
As part of the programme of activities for “Parma Italian Capital of Culture 2020-21”, EFSA is contributing to the revival of the city’s cultural life by resuming its collaboration with the summer outdoor D’Azeglio cinema.
Hungary’s agriculture ministry has welcomed an agreement among European Union countries on a reform of the bloc’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
ESMA reporting templates to be used as of 1 October 2021, replacing the current ECB templates All asset-backed securities (ABSs) seeking collateral eligibility are subject to the same Eurosystem loan-level data requirements, regardless of any disclosure exemption under the Securitisation Regulation New reporting template for non-marketable debt instruments backed by eligible credit claims (DECCs)
Hungary’s government has sent 20 million forints (EUR 57,000) worth of swift aid to the Czech Republic’s South Moravia region hit by a deadly tornado, the prime minister’s office said on Friday. The aid is provided in partnership with the Hungarian Ecumenical Charity and contains humanitarian supplies and material to help rebuild an elderly care […]
Hungarians consider Slovenians their friends and Christian brothers and are pleased to be their neighbours, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in Ljubljana late on Friday.
By Friday evening, our country will also be hit by the cold front, which has caused severe damage in the southern part of the Czech Republic and, unfortunately, there have been fatalities.
The European Union should concentrate on creating an effective border protection system that can prevent illegal immigrants from entering the bloc, Barna Pál Zsigmond, a lawmaker of Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party, said after taking part in a session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) in Strasbourg.
