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Tractors Throng Brussels As Ministers Meet On Farm Rules

Hundreds of tractors thronged streets around the EU's headquarters in Brussels on Monday as ministers met to seek ways to streamline farming rules and red tape fueling protests around the bloc.

International Business Times · Feb 26, 2024

Putin, Trump, production capacity: the defence challenges facing Europe

It is generally agreed Europe needs to spend more on defence, but questions remain about how much and how fast this can be achieved

The Guardian - UK · Feb 26, 2024

Meta unveils team to combat disinformation and AI harms in EU elections

Tech giant’s head of EU affairs says team will bring together experts from across the company.

Al Jazeera · Feb 26, 2024

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Portugal’s far right on rise as election campaign begins

Multiple corruption scandals fuel support for populist Chega party led by André Ventura

The Guardian - UK · Feb 26, 2024

Serbia-Croatia Tensions Rise Over Russian Influence

Recent tensions between Serbia and Croatia escalate over foreign policy alignment, sovereignty concerns, and historical animosities, impacting regional sta...

Widespread tractor protests threaten the EU’s green farming policies

It was the puddles of green sludge left by the tires of massive tractors in western Belgium’s industrial farmlands that drew the attention of biological engineer Ineke Maes.

France 24 · Feb 25, 2024

UN’s Palestinian aid agency ‘at breaking point’ after $450m budget shortfall

UNRWA chief says humanitarian work in Gaza compromised after donors froze funds over alleged Hamas links

The Guardian - UK · Feb 25, 2024

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Should Russia pay Ukraine to rebuild – or even to defeat its own invasion?

The EU finds itself in uncharted legal territory as it ponders using Russia’s frozen assets against it.

Al Jazeera · Feb 25, 2024

Problems facing the European wine industry – and some bottles to try

Inequality between regions, competition with cheaper imports, producers going into administration – just some of the problems affecting the production of wine on the Continent

The Guardian - UK · Feb 25, 2024

‘The scar is reopening’: relatives return to site of Italian shipwreck

A year on, survivors and families gather in Cutro to remember 94 who died on journey seeking refuge in Europe

The Guardian - UK · Feb 25, 2024

As Ukraine’s economy burns, Russia clings to a semblance of prosperity

Kyiv could require $500bn to get the country back on its feet. But Moscow has so little debt that even sanctions have not done much damage … yet

The Guardian - UK · Feb 24, 2024

Navalny’s body released to his mother, says spokesperson

Spokesperson for the Russian opposition politician, who died in prison last week, said funeral arrangements are still to be determined

The Guardian - AU · Feb 24, 2024

SEC To Adopt Climate Disclosure Standards, Scope 3 Optional

SEC is finalizing Climate Related Disclosure Standards, likely without mandatory Scope 3 reporting, aligning with global standards.

Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 731

Ukrainian military claims it shot down Russian spy plane; Ukraine marks second anniversary of war; Russian drones kill one in Odesa attack

The Guardian - AU · Feb 24, 2024

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Tom’s Guide · Feb 23, 2024

Samsung TVs are going to be more expensive in 2024 — here's the proof

Samsung TVs are feeling the effects of inflation — expect OLED and QLED TVs to cost 10% more than last year.

International Business Times · Feb 23, 2024

France, Poland Lead New Wave Of European Farmer Anger

French and Polish farmers led a new surge of agricultural anger in Europe on Friday, taking tractors into major cities and blocking roads to demand lighter regulation and taxation.

French Farmers Protest In Paris For Government Support

French farmers protest in Paris demanding government support and regulatory changes, highlighting challenges in the agricultural sector.

The Guardian - UK · Feb 23, 2024

The Guardian view on Ukraine, two years on: exhaustion at home, fatigue abroad, but the fight continues

Editorial: The brutal toll of Russia’s invasion is more evident than ever. Kyiv needs support

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Ios 17.4 Update: Exciting New Features And Enhanced Security

Discover the upcoming iOS 17.4 update from Apple featuring enhanced security, Stolen Device Protection, battery health monitoring, new emojis, and EU regul...

Evening Standard · Feb 23, 2024

Belarusian election 2024: how does it work and who are the candidates?

Candidates for the presidency include Oleg Gaidukevich, who is blacklisted by the EU

France 24 · Feb 23, 2024

What has the European Union done to help Ukraine?

As Ukraine is not a member of the European Union for now, it cannot benefit from its cohesion funds. But Kyiv receives strong support from the EU in the form of financial, humanitarian and military assistance. We take a closer look at what the bloc has done to help its…

France 24 · Feb 23, 2024

EU seeks to mitigate economic consequences of war in Ukraine

Since February 24, 2022, Russia's full-scale invasion has had a huge impact on Ukraine, but also the European Union. To tackle inflation and other economic consequences, the EU has taken measures to try to shield its inhabitants from the cost-of-living crisis. We take a closer look.

The Guardian - UK · Feb 23, 2024

Hungary set to remove final barrier to Sweden joining Nato

Parliament in Budapest expected to vote in favour of Sweden’s Nato ratification when it returns on Monday

The Guardian - UK · Feb 23, 2024

‘Peck the bait!’ The political messages hidden in Eurovision songs

As Israel’s 2024 entry is scrutinised, we look at the times when songs got around the contest’s impartiality rules

Poland To Receive Up To 137 Billion Euros In EU Funds

Poland set to receive 137 billion euros from the EU to drive growth, innovation, and sustainability, boosting economic recovery and development.

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