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EU needs 'more robust' China strategy: Foreign policy chief
EU needs 'more robust' China strategy: Foreign policy chief
The European Union must adopt a "more robust" strategy to deal with an increasingly assertive China, the bloc's foreign policy chief said Monday...
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IMF approves $2.77 bn emergency virus loan for Egypt
The IMF board approved $2.77 billion in emergency aid for Egypt on Monday, to help the country deal with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic,...
Read More... EU to reassure Balkan hopefuls they are not forgotten
EU to reassure Balkan hopefuls they are not forgotten
With the coronavirus crisis hardening Europe's borders and draining the continent's resources, Brussels is trying to reassure its Balkan neighbours...
Read More... Divided EU leaders meet on virus recovery plan
Divided EU leaders meet on virus recovery plan
EU leaders are set to haggle on Thursday over a giant package to help their economies recover from the coronavirus pandemic, but bitter divisions...
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Thousands of Israelis demonstrate to 'let democracy win'
Thousands of Israelis demonstrated Sunday in Tel Aviv to warn against what they said was a threat to democracy from ongoing coalition talks...
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New round of EU-UK Brexit trade talks next week
British and European Union officials on Wednesday agreed to schedule three new rounds of post-Brexit trade talks, starting next week, after...
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EU to debate strategy to exit virus lockdown
The European Commission will on Wednesday consider how to craft a plan to ease the bloc out of a virus lockdown that has dealt a body blow...
Read More... US warns Hungary on 'undue' rights restrictions over virus
US warns Hungary on 'undue' rights restrictions over virus
The United States on Wednesday warned Hungary against restricting human rights and press freedom after parliament gave nationalist leader Viktor...
Read More... Spectre of coronavirus quarantine haunts Hungarian democracy
Spectre of coronavirus quarantine haunts Hungarian democracy
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Zurab Musinyan: “Let my case lie at door of Russian special services combating international terrorism…”
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Von der Leyen must act quickly on commitment to fix EU asylum system and save lives in the Mediterranean
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Victorious Johnson urges Britain to move past Brexit divide
Prime Minister Boris Johnson called on Britons to put years of bitter divisions over the country's EU membership behind them as he vowed to use his resounding election victory toRead More... -
V. Makushin: 'Although Yeltsin was quite a controversial person, yet in terms of decency he obviously surpassed Putin'
"Although Yeltsin was quite a controversial person, yet in terms of decency he obviously surpassed Putin" – believes President of MAIR industrial group – V.N. Makushin, who had to flee Russia from...Read More... -
US warns Hungary on 'undue' rights restrictions over virus
The United States on Wednesday warned Hungary against restricting human rights and press freedom after parliament gave nationalist leader Viktor OrbanRead More...
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US urges Guinea leader on democracy amid talk of new term
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EU needs 'more robust' China strategy: Foreign policy chief
EU needs 'more robust' China strategy: Foreign policy chief
The European Union must adopt a "more robust" strategy to deal with an increasingly assertive China, the bloc's foreign policy chief said Monday...
Read More... IMF approves $2.77 bn emergency virus loan for Egypt
IMF approves $2.77 bn emergency virus loan for Egypt
The IMF board approved $2.77 billion in emergency aid for Egypt on Monday, to help the country deal with the impact of the coronavirus pandemic,...
Read More... EU to reassure Balkan hopefuls they are not forgotten
EU to reassure Balkan hopefuls they are not forgotten
With the coronavirus crisis hardening Europe's borders and draining the continent's resources, Brussels is trying to reassure its Balkan neighbours...
Read More... Divided EU leaders meet on virus recovery plan
Divided EU leaders meet on virus recovery plan
EU leaders are set to haggle on Thursday over a giant package to help their economies recover from the coronavirus pandemic, but bitter divisions...
Read More... Thousands of Israelis demonstrate to 'let democracy win'
Thousands of Israelis demonstrate to 'let democracy win'
Thousands of Israelis demonstrated Sunday in Tel Aviv to warn against what they said was a threat to democracy from ongoing coalition talks...
Read More... New round of EU-UK Brexit trade talks next week
New round of EU-UK Brexit trade talks next week
British and European Union officials on Wednesday agreed to schedule three new rounds of post-Brexit trade talks, starting next week, after...
Read More... EU to debate strategy to exit virus lockdown
EU to debate strategy to exit virus lockdown
The European Commission will on Wednesday consider how to craft a plan to ease the bloc out of a virus lockdown that has dealt a body blow...
Read More... US warns Hungary on 'undue' rights restrictions over virus
US warns Hungary on 'undue' rights restrictions over virus
The United States on Wednesday warned Hungary against restricting human rights and press freedom after parliament gave nationalist leader Viktor...
Read More... Spectre of coronavirus quarantine haunts Hungarian democracy
Spectre of coronavirus quarantine haunts Hungarian democracy
A "dictatorship" at the heart of the EU? A draft law to grant anti-coronavirus emergency measures set for adoption by Budapest has alarmed...
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Zurab Musinyan: “Let my case lie at door of Russian special services combating international terrorism…”
Specialized Oil-Loading Seaport Vitino captured by Russian security officials through hostage taking keeps on being a subject of carve-up and litigations by Russian and international companies....Read More...
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Von der Leyen's bid for EU top job in the balance
Will it be business as usual or a summer of stalemate?Read More...
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Von der Leyen must act quickly on commitment to fix EU asylum system and save lives in the Mediterranean
During a debate in the European Parliament on the ongoing situation in the Mediterranean Sea, where humanitarian NGOs are being criminalised for savingRead More...
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Victorious Johnson urges Britain to move past Brexit divide
Prime Minister Boris Johnson called on Britons to put years of bitter divisions over the country's EU membership behind them as he vowed to use his resounding election victory toRead More...
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V. Makushin: 'Although Yeltsin was quite a controversial person, yet in terms of decency he obviously surpassed Putin'
"Although Yeltsin was quite a controversial person, yet in terms of decency he obviously surpassed Putin" – believes President of MAIR industrial group – V.N. Makushin, who had to flee Russia from...Read More...
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US warns Hungary on 'undue' rights restrictions over virus
The United States on Wednesday warned Hungary against restricting human rights and press freedom after parliament gave nationalist leader Viktor OrbanRead More...
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US urges Guinea leader on democracy amid talk of new term
The United States on Friday encouraged Guinea's visiting president to respect regular transitions of power as the leader flirts with ending term limits to allow himRead More...
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EU needs 'more robust' China strategy: Foreign policy chief
The European Union must adopt a "more robust" strategy to deal with an increasingly assertive China, the bloc's foreign...25 May 2020Read More...
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IMF approves $2.77 bn emergency virus loan for Egypt
The IMF board approved $2.77 billion in emergency aid for Egypt on Monday, to help the country deal with the impact of...12 May 2020Read More...
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Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro 'no longer democracies': watchdog
Hungary, Serbia and Montenegro can no longer be called democracies after unprecedented democratic backsliding, a rights...06 May 2020Read More...
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Spectre of coronavirus quarantine haunts Hungarian democracy
A "dictatorship" at the heart of the EU? A draft law to grant anti-coronavirus emergency measures set for adoption by Budapest...30 March 2020Read More...
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Belgian borders shut to non-essential travel
Belgium became the latest European country to close its borders to contain the coronavirus Friday, shutting them to all...22 March 2020Read More...
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EU to reassure Balkan hopefuls they are not forgotten
With the coronavirus crisis hardening Europe's borders and draining the continent's resources, Brussels is trying to reassure...05 May 2020Read More...
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Divided EU leaders meet on virus recovery plan
EU leaders are set to haggle on Thursday over a giant package to help their economies recover from the coronavirus pandemic,...23 April 2020Read More...
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Thousands of Israelis demonstrate to 'let democracy win'
Thousands of Israelis demonstrated Sunday in Tel Aviv to warn against what they said was a threat to democracy from ongoing...22 April 2020Read More...
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New round of EU-UK Brexit trade talks next week
British and European Union officials on Wednesday agreed to schedule three new rounds of post-Brexit trade talks, starting...16 April 2020Read More...
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EU to debate strategy to exit virus lockdown
The European Commission will on Wednesday consider how to craft a plan to ease the bloc out of a virus lockdown that has...08 April 2020Read More...
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