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Poland’s judicial reform paper may delay EU sanctions
Poland's white paper justifying its judicial reforms could allow more time in a dispute heading for standoff
PolandSelmayr promotion could cost EU Commission credibility
The appointment of the Commission’s top civil servant has raised concerns about transparency and accountability
EUBulgaria’s regional diplomacy may bury domestic upsets
Sofia is grasping the opportunity of its six-month EU presidency to promote Bulgaria’s profile in the Balkans
BulgariaEU dominates Ukraine’s trade despite Russian comeback
Russia is Ukraine’s largest single-country trade partner but is consistently outstripped by the EU as a bloc
UkraineMember states will drive EU foreign policy
Brexit opens the way for Germany to move to the heart of EU diplomacy alongside France
EULondon and Edinburgh are set to clash on fisheries
Any attempts by London to override devolution to push through Brexit are likely to trigger a crisis
United KingdomRenewed EU focus on Ukraine will face old challenges
Conflict resolution in Ukraine is proving intractable and the government is unwilling or unable to deliver reforms
UkraineFailed US-EU 'fix' could scupper Iran’s nuclear deal
Companies are increasingly nervous about doing business with Tehran, as Washington may revive secondary sanctions
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