The leader of Europe's most corrupt country has pleaded for it not to be judged by the same high standards as established EU states, after being told to speed up reforms or lose funding... Times Online 23/12/2008 |
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EU: BULGARIA NEEDS TO DO MORE TO COMBAT CORRUPTION
The head of the European Commission says Bulgaria must do more to tackle corruption and organized crime for the EU to unblock €560 million ($787 million) of frozen aid...
The Associated Press 18/12/2008
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Croatia's Justice Minister Ivan Simonovic and the Supreme Court's president Branko Hrvatin presented on Thursday the government's latest efforts to fight graft - the most important being the setting up of special anti-corruption courts...
BalkanInsight.com 12/01/2008
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The European Union has extended a freeze on aid worth a total of €560 million ($717 million) to EU member Bulgaria because of fraud and corruption... International Herald Tribune 11/25/2008 |
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A REGIONAL SCHOOL OF PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION PROMOTING COOPERATION IN WESTERN BALKANS
Western Balkans moved a step closer to a Regional School of Public Administration in Danilovgrad (RESPA). In the presence of the European Commission, the signature process of the International Agreement which provides for the establishment of the School in Montenegro has been initiated today. The reform of public administrations is essential for both candidate and potential candidate countries in their path towards the EU.
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