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An investigation has been launched into the alleged misuse of EU funds by a defunct far-right political group at the European Parliament, following reports of an internal audit by the European Parliament. The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has confirmed the probe, while media outlets have reported on
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Ministers of agriculture from Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia, and Romania signed a joint declaration in Budapest, calling for a revision of protection mechanisms for European producers in the wake of the amended trade agreement between the European Union and Ukraine. The ministers expressed concerns over increased quotas for products such
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The European Commission has issued a regulation to specify technical items for a data set and establish technical formats for information transmission in the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) domain. The regulation aims to facilitate the transmission of information from Member States to the Commission (Eurostat) and ensure
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In a tense address to both Houses of Parliament, French President Emmanuel Macron has urged the UK not to "stay on the sidelines" of the EU, reiterating his criticism of Brexit and calling for closer ties between the two nations. Macron's comments have been seen as
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British and French leaders, historically entangled in a complex dance of alliances and rivalries, are now aligning against a common enemy: the threat of predatory authoritarians, headlined by Vladimir Putin and with Donald Trump as an unstated co-enemy. This shift marks a significant departure from the previous Franco-British rapprochements of
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The European Investment Bank's development arm, EIB Global, is lending Moldova more than EUR244 million for planned energy and healthcare upgrades in the country. The funding consists of a EUR143.5 million loan to bolster district heating in Chisinau, Moldova's capital, and a EUR101 million loan
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The BRICS nations have collectively voiced their opposition to the European Union's proposed carbon border tax, labeling it "unilateral, punitive and discriminatory protectionist measures." This stance is in line with India's long-held concerns, which were expressed during the recent free trade agreement talks with
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The BRICS nations, comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, have voiced strong opposition to the European Union's proposed carbon border tax, also known as the carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM). In a joint declaration, the group condemned the CBAM as "unilateral, punitive, and discriminatory protectionist
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The Brics nations have collectively condemned the European Union's proposed carbon border tax, or carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), calling it an "unilateral, punitive and discriminatory protectionist measure" that would impact their trade prospects and undermine their capacity to invest in just energy transitions and development
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French President Emmanuel Macron has urged Britain to strengthen its relationship with the European Union, emphasizing the importance of cooperation and solidarity in a world where democracy and international order are under threat. On a state visit to the UK, Macron met with King Charles III and addressed members of
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The European Union is nearing a pivotal moment in its trade negotiations with the United States, with EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic and US counterparts engaged in ongoing talks. Despite the US having shifted its deadline for concluding deals with partner countries to August 1, the EU is determined to
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The European Union is committed to preventing and punishing genocide, with a strong emphasis on early action and cooperation with international partners. Genocide is a grave crime that is prohibited under international law, and EU Member States are parties to the Genocide Convention and the Rome Statute of the International
