Now playing Next Luxembourg Luxembourg rejects new tax haven claims A year-long investigation by sixteen media outlets combed through four billion publicly-available documents found that a third of companies in Luxembourg are holdings that allow for favourable tax treatment. 08/02/2021
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Now playing Next Europe News Why do countries see vaccination as a race against each other? Vaccination has turned into a global race with countries comparing their performance against each other. 03/02/2021
Now playing Next The Cube Criminals are selling fake COVID-19 test results, says Europol "Given the widespread technological means available, in the form of high-quality printers and different software, fraudsters are able to produce high-quality counterfeit, forged or fake documents," Europol warned. 03/02/2021
Now playing Next Bulgaria Bulgaria accused of €6 million police vehicle fraud involving EU cash Interior ministry officials bought older, secondhand SUVs for the police, instead of new vehicles, violating the terms of an EU cash grant, says OLAF, the bloc's anti-fraud agency. 02/02/2021
Now playing Next Travel News Could your flight cancellation voucher now turn into a cash refund? Millions of Europeans are still waiting for refunds from their airlines. Many accepted a vouchers after their flights were cancelled, but could those travellers now be entitled to cash instead? 02/02/2021
Now playing Next Ireland Irish Taoiseach says 'lessons to be learned' over EU exports chaos Irish PM Micheál Martin said there were "lessons to be learned" over the EU's move to tighten coronavirus vaccine exports. 31/01/2021
Now playing Next United Kingdom EU will not trigger 'safeguard clause' over vaccine exports The European Commission confirmed that it would not enact the emergency Article 16 clause of the Northern Ireland Protocol. 29/01/2021
Now playing Next world news Post-Brexit trade: Is red tape chaos really just 'teething trouble'? A month after the UK left the EU's Single Market and Customs Union, importers and exporters say the new rules have brought a nightmare of red tape and extra costs. 29/01/2021
Now playing Next Italy Watch: Delivering a COVID vaccine and keeping it at -80℃ is not easy Vaccines are already in short supply. So you don't want to ruin the Pfizer one by allowing it to thaw. 29/01/2021
Now playing Next Europe News Amid vaccine row, EU adopts measure to control export of COVID-19 jabs The European Commission announced the measure amid a row with AstraZeneca over supply of vaccine doses the bloc has already paid for. 29/01/2021
Now playing Next world news What are the real reasons behind the EU's slow vaccine rollout? As the EU faces heightened criticism over delays to the coronavirus vaccine rollout, we take a look at why it's taking so long. 29/01/2021
Now playing Next world news Asylum 'under attack' at Europe's borders, UN refugee agency says “With so few arrivals to Europe, this should be a manageable situation. It is regrettable that the issue of asylum remains politicised and divisive despite such declining numbers," said UNHCR Assistant High Commissioner for Protection Gillian Triggs. 28/01/2021
Now playing Next Europe News EU is 'stuck between a rock and a hard place' on vaccine rollout "The problem for the European Commission is going to be once the rollout happens, it's not going to get the credit. The member states ... are going to take the credit," said Finland's ex-PM Alexander Stubb 28/01/2021
Now playing Next world news COVID-19 vaccine row: How reliant is the EU on AstraZeneca supplies? The row over the supply of COVID-19 vaccines highlights the tension as Europe struggles to roll out inoculation programmes. 27/01/2021
Now playing Next Europe News Brussels concerned that Italy crisis will delay pandemic spending Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte's resignation is raising questions over Italy's ability to effectively distribute the recovery funds it is set to receive. 26/01/2021
Now playing Next United Kingdom Brexit regrets for UK fishermen as border delays slash profits “I think, if we knew this was going to happen, I honestly think things might have been different, people would have voted differently," 26/01/2021
Now playing Next Europe News Hungary bought Russia's COVID-19 vaccine 'because EU was too slow' Hungary's foreign minister has been defending Budapest's move to buy two million doses of Russia's COVID-19 vaccine 26/01/2021