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Church of Norway sees surge in membership, driven by young families and a sense of community

Church of Norway sees surge in membership, driven by young families and a sense of community Church of Norway sees surge in membership, driven by young families and a sense of community
After years of declining numbers, the Church of Norway is experiencing a surprising revival. Membership is on the rise, especially among young...
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Border security: MEPs approve gradual roll-out of Entry-Exit System

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  The European Parliament’s Civil Liberties Committee has given the green light to gradually roll out the new Entry-Exit System (EES)...
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EU to name seven ‘safe’ countries for asylum returns

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The European Commission plans to classify Bangladesh, Colombia, Egypt, India, Kosovo, Morocco, and Tunisia as "safe third countries of origin,"...
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Belgian army launches cybersecurity hub in Bruges

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  The Belgian army is expanding its cyber capabilities with a new cybersecurity department in Bruges, located on the campus of Howest University...
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MEPs and Ukrainian lawmakers reaffirm commitment to shared European future

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  In a virtual meeting on Tuesday, senior members of the European Parliament and Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada reiterated their strong support...
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EU to tighten rules on foreign investment screening

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MEPs head to Washington DC to strengthen transatlantic relations

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European Parliament condemns human rights violations in Cameroon, Iran, and Belarus

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Remembering Bucha: justice Is the foundation of true peace

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EU Commission to invest €1.3 billion in AI, cybersecurity, and digital skills

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Church of Norway sees surge in membership, driven by young families and a sense of community

Church of Norway sees surge in membership, driven by young families and a sense of community Church of Norway sees surge in membership, driven by young families and a sense of community
After years of declining numbers, the Church of Norway is experiencing a surprising revival. Membership is on the rise, especially among young...
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Border security: MEPs approve gradual roll-out of Entry-Exit System

Border security: MEPs approve gradual roll-out of Entry-Exit System Border security: MEPs approve gradual roll-out of Entry-Exit System
  The European Parliament’s Civil Liberties Committee has given the green light to gradually roll out the new Entry-Exit System (EES)...
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EU to name seven ‘safe’ countries for asylum returns

EU to name seven ‘safe’ countries for asylum returns EU to name seven ‘safe’ countries for asylum returns
The European Commission plans to classify Bangladesh, Colombia, Egypt, India, Kosovo, Morocco, and Tunisia as "safe third countries of origin,"...
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Belgian army launches cybersecurity hub in Bruges

Belgian army launches cybersecurity hub in Bruges Belgian army launches cybersecurity hub in Bruges
  The Belgian army is expanding its cyber capabilities with a new cybersecurity department in Bruges, located on the campus of Howest University...
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MEPs and Ukrainian lawmakers reaffirm commitment to shared European future

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  In a virtual meeting on Tuesday, senior members of the European Parliament and Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada reiterated their strong support...
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EU to tighten rules on foreign investment screening

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  The European Parliament’s International Trade Committee has approved updated rules to strengthen the EU’s approach to screening foreign...
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MEPs head to Washington DC to strengthen transatlantic relations

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A delegation from the European Parliament is set to visit Washington DC from Wednesday to Friday for high-level discussions with members of...
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European Parliament condemns human rights violations in Cameroon, Iran, and Belarus

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On Thursday, the European Parliament adopted urgent resolutions addressing serious human rights abuses in Cameroon, Iran, and Belarus, highlighting...
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Remembering Bucha: justice Is the foundation of true peace

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At an event in Kyiv marking the third anniversary of Bucha’s liberation, European Parliament Vice-President Martin Hojsík stressed the urgent...
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EU Commission to invest €1.3 billion in AI, cybersecurity, and digital skills

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The strong performance of the far-right in Finland’s elections has shown the strength of anti-immigrant parties across the continent, just over a month before the European parliament elections.The Finns Party more than doubled its seats under the leadership of hardline nationalist Jussi Halla-aho in Sunday’s vote.It took 17.5 percent of the ballots, just behind the Social Democrats who came in first with 17.7 percent — which could make it tricky for Social Democrat leader Antti Rinne to form a government that excludes the far-right. The far-right has made new gains recently in EU countries ranging from Estonia to Spain, on top of its strong bases in nations like France, Germany and Italy.European voters are due to choose a new parliament in elections from May 23-26, and gains for the far right would be a new blow for the bloc’s established leaders after the crisis caused by Brexit.– ‘Motor force’ –Identity and immigration are the “motor force” behind the populist vote in Europe, French researcher Jean-Yves Camus, a specialist on the far-right, told AFP.“There is a real crisis of representative democracy which is being challenged through direct democracy,” he told AFP.He said Hallo-aho had driven his party in a much more radical direction than his predecessor Timo Soini, who conformed more to the model of a European national conservative. “There was radicalisation within the Finns Party,” Camus said.Goran Djupsund, a professor of political science at the Abo Akademi University in Finland, noted that no party in the election had passed the 20 percent mark: a sign of growing fragmentation in politics.The party of outgoing prime minister Juha Sipila was relegated to fourth place.

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