EU Won’t Recognize Russian Passports From Occupied Ukraine
The European Union said it will not recognize Russian passports issued in regions of Ukraine annexed by Moscow.
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EU Leaders Clash Over How to Tackle Energy Prices
EU leaders clashed over how to ride out Europe's energy shock, with traditional partners France and Germany at loggerheads over ...
Germany Defends Massive Energy Plan Against EU Critics
Germany pushed back against critics of a $198-billion energy fund, as Berlin faces fresh accusations and citizens face a historic ...
EU to Ban Products Made Using Forced Labor, Risking China Anger
The European Union said it will ban products made from forced labor as China faces rising criticism that the Uyghur ...
Eurozone Stocks Sink as Inflation Accelerates to Record High
Eurozone equity markets sank on news that the region's inflation rate hit another record high in May on fallout from ...
EU Countries Expel Dozens of Russian Diplomats
EU countries Belgium, the Netherlands, Ireland and the Czech Republic announced the expulsion of dozens of Russian diplomats suspected of ...
Britain Holds Crisis Meeting Over Virus Travel Ban
Prime Minister Boris Johnson was to chair a crisis meeting Monday as a growing number of countries from France to ...
Air Pollution Costs Europe Cities $190bn a Year: Analysis
Air pollution costs inhabitants of European cities more than 160 billion euros ($190 billion) each year due to long- and ...
Stocks Diverge as Easing Lockdowns Offset Fear of New Virus Wave
Fears of a second wave of coronavirus infections weighed on Asian equities and the dollar Tuesday, but easing lockdowns and ...
Europe Emerges From Confinement, but Asia Infections Spike
Swathes of Europe began the long process of reopening from coronavirus lockdowns on Monday, but a resurgence of infections in ...
Six European Countries Join Barter System for Iran Trade
France, Germany, and the United Kingdom welcomed six new European countries to the INSTEX barter mechanism, which is designed to ...
Iran Exceeds Enriched Uranium Limit as Europe Fails to Bring Sanctions Relief
Iran has also threatened to start enriching uranium above the agreed maximum purification level of 3.67 percent from July 7. ...
From Sudan to Libya, Nightmare For Migrants Continues
"I fled one war only to find another war," sighed Alawia, a mother in her forties.
Air Pollution Deaths Are Double Earlier Estimates: Study
On average, a toxic cocktail of pollutants from vehicles, industry and agriculture shortens the lives of those who die prematurely ...
No Country For Young Children: The Rise of Statelessness Across Europe
Stateless children are denied socioeconomic rights such as education, healthcare, and employment opportunities and civil rights such as freedom from ...
Everything to Know About the UN Migration Pact
U.N. experts say climate change and other factors will be drivers of future, big waves of migration.
Iran, Foiled Attacks in Europe, and Consequences for Nuclear Deal
Iran’s alleged involvement in assassination plots in Denmark and France is undermining Europe’s already fraught efforts to save the nuclear ...
Cas Mudde: No Western Democracy Naturally Immune to Far-Right
The Globe Post talked to Cas Mudde, a professor at the School of Public & International Affairs of the University ...
Lessons from Sweden: Why Populism is Not the Problem
The Sweden Democrats are a prime example of Europe's rising far-right but the assertion that the country's entire electorate is ...
[Book Review] Not Your Father’s Gasoline: Evolving Geopolitics of Natural Gas
In a world surging toward a global price for natural gas, might this energy resource play more prominently in shaping ...
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