EU Council urges action on law enforcement data access
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The Greens are back!
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General strike declared as top Spanish bank lays off more than 1,700 staff
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MEPs call for EU energy autonomy amidst rising prices
Brussels (Brussels Morning) With gas and electricity prices rising drastically, MEPs are calling for a massive expansion of renewable energies and for energy allowances for vulnerable households and businesses. The…
IPA III affirms EU’s commitment to the Western Balkans
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EU is allergic to Libya
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The new Tigrayan-Armenian Partnership Against Turkey
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Hungary’s PM Orbán backs Czech PM Babiš in re-election bid
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MEPs call on Von Der Leyen to take action in case of student detained by Egypt
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Reforming Stability Pact is Europe’s priority No.1
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Record electricity prices a problem for Spain’s ruling coalition
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