Russia Denies Interfering in Romania Elections
Russia denied on Thursday it was interfering in Romania's elections, as the EU member geared up for the second round ...
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EU Lawmakers Approve New $38B Loan for Ukraine
The European Parliament voted to hand war-torn Ukraine a loan of up to $38 billion backed by profits from frozen ...
Will Hungary Hijack the EU During Its Presidency?
Hungary takes over the EU's six-month rotating presidency on July 1, in the face of fears perennial spoiler PM Viktor ...
Slovakia Split Over Ukraine in Presidential Vote
Slovakia will hold a presidential election this month that could either temper or harden the NATO and EU member's views ...
EU Asks Member States for €50B to Support Ukraine
Brussels asked EU member states to provide 50 billion euros ($55 billion) more to support Ukraine over the next four ...
Beyond Numbers: Confronting Europe’s Broken Border System
The EU and Frontex claim restrictive entry policies and border policing agreements with third countries operate in the name of ...
EU Targets Fast Fashion in Push for Durable Goods
European Union ministers backed plans to crack down on fast fashion with a ban on destroying unsold clothes.
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 ...
Europe Tries to Save Energy Ahead of Winter in Face of Ukraine War
European Union nations are launching power saving drives as they seek to reign in soaring gas and electricity bills and ...
EU Slaps Sanctions on Syrians Accused of Recruiting Mercenaries for Russia
The European Union imposed asset freezes and visa bans on ten Syrians, accusing them of recruiting mercenaries to fight for ...
European Union to Target Russian Gold With New Sanctions
The European Union is targeting Russian gold exports in an update to its sanctions' packages that will also tighten the ...
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 ...
Yellen Warns European Ban on Russian Energy Could Harm Economies
A European ban on Russian oil and gas imports could have unintended economic consequences, US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said.
Big Tech to Be Regulated Like Banks, Says EU Antitrust Chief
Big Tech companies like Google, Meta, and Amazon will be regulated like banks, as per a new landmark digital law, ...
70 Percent of EU Adults Have at Least One Covid Shot, Brussels Says
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said that 70 percent of adults in the bloc have received at least one ...
EU Opens Global G20 Summit With Pledge of 100 Million Covid Vaccines
The EU pledged to donate 100 million coronavirus vaccine doses to poorer countries, kicking off a global summit on how ...
EU Lawmakers Back Covid Vaccines Patent Waiver
The European Parliament has urged the EU to back a push for a temporary waiver of coronavirus vaccine patents, in ...
EU Raises Eurozone Growth Forecast as Vaccinations Ramp Up
The EU sharply revised its growth forecasts for this year and next, saying an accelerated vaccination drive and the bloc's ...
EU Posts Bail to Free Jailed Georgia Opposition Leader
The European Union said it had posted bail for Georgia's jailed opposition leader, Nika Melia, paving the way for his ...
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