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EU extends Russian sanctions after Slovak retreat
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EU extends Russian sanctions after Slovak retreat

The EU has announced it is extending sanctions targeting 2,600 Russians and Russian entities.
Expert: New wave of refugees could be on the horizon after war in Iran
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Expert: New wave of refugees could be on the horizon after war in Iran

So far, there have been no indications of any major refugee influx resulting from the war in Iran. However, depending on how the situation develops, a new wave of refugees could be on the horizon
SD and L's agreement The Sweden Pledge - all 15 points
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SD and L's agreement The Sweden Pledge - all 15 points

The Sweden Pledge is an agreement between SD and the Liberal Party in which party leaders Jimmie Åkesson (SD) and Simona Mohamsson (Liberal Party) have agreed on 15 points. Here they are, in brief
How Poles will stop drinking at night
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How Poles will stop drinking at night

Poland wants to tackle alcohol-related chaos. Nighttime sales of alcoholic drinks are now banned in the capital, Warsaw
Poland says no to SEK 460 billion in EU loans
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Poland says no to SEK 460 billion in EU loans

Polish President Karol Nawrocki vetoes the country's participation in the EU's SAFE defense fund, thereby rejecting a loan equivalent to SEK 460 billion.
Lies and war in Orbán's fight to stay in office ahead of Hungary's election
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Lies and war in Orbán's fight to stay in office ahead of Hungary's election

Sex, drugs, and crying children are all on the agenda as the election campaign in Hungary heats up. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán portrays the EU as the enemy and is supported by both Russia and the US
Application chaos as 175,000 apply for jobs in EU institutions
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Application chaos as 175,000 apply for jobs in EU institutions

A record number of applicants - not least from Italy - are looking for jobs in the EU's various institutions.
EU threatens to withdraw funding for Venice Biennale after Russia allowed to return
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EU threatens to withdraw funding for Venice Biennale after Russia allowed to return

The European Commission is threatening to withdraw its funding for the Venice Biennale after Russia was allowed to return for the first time since the invasion of Ukraine.
EU adds sanctions against 19 more people, companies and organizations in Iran
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EU adds sanctions against 19 more people, companies and organizations in Iran

EU countries are adding sanctions against 19 more people, companies or organizations in Iran.
Hungarian delegation to Ukraine to discuss missed oil deliveries from Russia
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Hungarian delegation to Ukraine to discuss missed oil deliveries from Russia

A Hungarian delegation is on its way to Ukraine to discuss missed oil deliveries from Russia.
European Parliament votes yes to extension pending chat control
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European Parliament votes yes to extension pending chat control

The European Parliament voted to extend the current regulatory framework to combat online child sexual abuse.
EU considers gas price cap to counter rising energy prices caused by the war involving Iran
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EU considers gas price cap to counter rising energy prices caused by the war involving Iran

The EU is considering price caps on gas to counter rising energy prices caused by the war involving Iran.
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen says no tears for Iran's regime
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EU chief Ursula von der Leyen says no tears for Iran's regime

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen sheds no tears for Iran's fallen Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Israel launches new large-scale attacks on Beirut
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Israel launches new large-scale attacks on Beirut

Following Hezbollah's biggest attack on Israel to date, the Israeli military has launched what it calls a "large-scale" assault on southern Beirut. The attacks on both sides come after a day of multiple reports of new attacks, and since the outbreak of the war, more than a tenth of Lebanon's population has been forced to flee their homes
Combined vaccine against Covid-19 and influenza nears EU approval
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Combined vaccine against Covid-19 and influenza nears EU approval

The first combined vaccine against COVID-19 and influenza is about to get the thumbs-up in the EU.
EU trade committee to vote on US tariff settlement
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EU trade committee to vote on US tariff settlement

On March 19, the European Parliament's trade committee will vote on last year's tariff settlement with the U. S
EU medal for rock band U2 and basketball star Giannis Antetokounmpo
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EU medal for rock band U2 and basketball star Giannis Antetokounmpo

Angela Merkel and Volodymyr Zelenskyy. But also U2 and Greek basketball star Giannis Antetokounmpo
EU Commission president says phasing out nuclear power was a strategic mistake
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EU Commission president says phasing out nuclear power was a strategic mistake

Europe's reduced use of nuclear power was a "strategic mistake," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a keynote speech. New funding is being pledged for development
Putin says Russia can deliver oil and gas to Europe
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Putin says Russia can deliver oil and gas to Europe

Russia can supply both oil and gas to Europe if asked, President Vladimir Putin says. The statement comes shortly after Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the EU must ease sanctions on Russian oil as oil prices soar
Iceland wants August referendum on resuming EU membership talks
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Iceland wants August referendum on resuming EU membership talks

The Icelandic government proposes that the public vote on whether to resume talks on EU membership.
EU suspends visa-free travel for Georgian diplomats
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EU suspends visa-free travel for Georgian diplomats

The EU suspends visa-free travel for Georgian diplomats.
Jimmy Lai will not appeal 20-year prison sentence
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Jimmy Lai will not appeal 20-year prison sentence

Democracy activist and media mogul Jimmy Lai, 78, will not appeal the verdict against him, his lawyers told the AP.
EU bans vegetarian bacon but allows sausages and hamburgers
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EU bans vegetarian bacon but allows sausages and hamburgers

The European Commission has agreed with the European Parliament to ban the sale of vegetarian whole foods under meat-sounding names such as "steak", "bacon" and "chicken".
Zelenskyy: Druzhba oil pipeline could reopen in a month
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Zelenskyy: Druzhba oil pipeline could reopen in a month

The damaged Druzhba pipeline in Ukraine may reopen in a month at the earliest, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced.
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