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Regulations Like Carbon Tax To Impact European Union's Business: Piyush Goyal
A host of regulations, including the Carbon Tax, introduced by the European Union are expected to impact its businesses, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Friday.
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Readiness 2030: Concerned About Russia, Europe Draws Up Defence Plan
European Union leaders on Thursday endorsed a plan to ensure that Europe can defend itself against an outside attack by the end of the decade as concern mounts that Russia is already probing the 27-nation bloc's defences.
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EU Turns Frozen Russian Money Into Lifeline For Ukraine. Here's How
EU leaders on Thursday look set to give a preliminary green light to a mammoth new "reparations loan" for Ukraine funded by Russian frozen assets.
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EU Agrees New Russia Sanctions Over Ukraine War
The EU on Wednesday agreed to impose new sanctions on Russia over the war in Ukraine aimed at crimping Moscow's oil and gas revenues, said Denmark, which holds the EU's rotating presidency.
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EU Leaders Want An Escape Route To Weaken Climate Target
European Union leaders want a revision clause in the bloc's new climate change target, potentially allowing them to weaken it in future, draft conclusions for a summit on Thursday showed.
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Journalists Imprisoned In Belarus, Georgia Win EU's Top Human Rights Award
Two journalists, one imprisoned in Belarus and the other in Georgia, have won the European Union's top human rights honour, the Sakharov Prize, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola announced on Wednesday.
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EU Weighs Ban On Ethanol Used In Hand Sanitisers Over Cancer Fears: Report
The EU is considering classifying ethanol, an ingredient used in many hand sanitisers, as a dangerous substance that increases the risk of cancer, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.
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EU Looking For 'Creative Ways' To Keep Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' In Check
The European Union is looking to increase the ability of its member states to carry out inspections on Russia's "shadow fleet" of ageing oil tankers, officials said on Monday.
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In A Win For Livestock Farmers, EU Lawmakers Back Labelling Ban For Veggie Burgers
The European Parliament voted to ban the use of meat-related terms including "burger" and "steak" to market plant-based foods, in a win for disgruntled farmers.
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All About The EU's Biometric Entry System For Non-EU Citizens
How all non-European Union citizens, including British visitors, travel to and from the bloc will start to change from Sunday when its long-delayed new biometric entry-check system starts operations.
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Opinion | India-EU FTA: Light At The End Of A Long Tunnel?
The current bilateral and global centripetal forces seem to be pulling India and the EU together. However, the two sides have been here many times during the past two decades.
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Explained: 'Drone Wall' Europe Plans To Put After Air Incursions By Russia
European Union leaders are discussing setting up a "drone wall" of defences after high-profile air incursions by Russia.
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EU Cites Trade Deal Immunity As Trump Hits Pharma With 100% Tariff
US President Donald Trump's announcement of steep new tariffs on medicines and other goods drew pushback from some allies on Friday, with the EU claiming immunity for its pharmaceutical industry under an earlier trade deal.
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At G20 Meet, Russia's Lavrov Says "Crisis In Ukraine Provoked By West"
Russia's foreign minister accused NATO and the European Union of using Ukraine to wage war against his country in a speech on the sidelines of the United Nations on Thursday that Britain dismissed as "false fantasy world distortions."
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'Must Look Trade Deals With India To Reduce US Dependency': EU Chief
The European Union must look to trade deals with countries like India to reduce dependencies, with higher US import tariffs pushing the bloc to diversify its ties, President Ursula von der Leyen said
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Regulations Like Carbon Tax To Impact European Union's Business: Piyush Goyal
A host of regulations, including the Carbon Tax, introduced by the European Union are expected to impact its businesses, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Friday.
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Readiness 2030: Concerned About Russia, Europe Draws Up Defence Plan
European Union leaders on Thursday endorsed a plan to ensure that Europe can defend itself against an outside attack by the end of the decade as concern mounts that Russia is already probing the 27-nation bloc's defences.
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EU Turns Frozen Russian Money Into Lifeline For Ukraine. Here's How
EU leaders on Thursday look set to give a preliminary green light to a mammoth new "reparations loan" for Ukraine funded by Russian frozen assets.
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EU Agrees New Russia Sanctions Over Ukraine War
The EU on Wednesday agreed to impose new sanctions on Russia over the war in Ukraine aimed at crimping Moscow's oil and gas revenues, said Denmark, which holds the EU's rotating presidency.
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EU Leaders Want An Escape Route To Weaken Climate Target
European Union leaders want a revision clause in the bloc's new climate change target, potentially allowing them to weaken it in future, draft conclusions for a summit on Thursday showed.
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Journalists Imprisoned In Belarus, Georgia Win EU's Top Human Rights Award
Two journalists, one imprisoned in Belarus and the other in Georgia, have won the European Union's top human rights honour, the Sakharov Prize, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola announced on Wednesday.
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EU Weighs Ban On Ethanol Used In Hand Sanitisers Over Cancer Fears: Report
The EU is considering classifying ethanol, an ingredient used in many hand sanitisers, as a dangerous substance that increases the risk of cancer, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday.
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EU Looking For 'Creative Ways' To Keep Russia's 'Shadow Fleet' In Check
The European Union is looking to increase the ability of its member states to carry out inspections on Russia's "shadow fleet" of ageing oil tankers, officials said on Monday.
-
In A Win For Livestock Farmers, EU Lawmakers Back Labelling Ban For Veggie Burgers
The European Parliament voted to ban the use of meat-related terms including "burger" and "steak" to market plant-based foods, in a win for disgruntled farmers.
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All About The EU's Biometric Entry System For Non-EU Citizens
How all non-European Union citizens, including British visitors, travel to and from the bloc will start to change from Sunday when its long-delayed new biometric entry-check system starts operations.
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Opinion | India-EU FTA: Light At The End Of A Long Tunnel?
The current bilateral and global centripetal forces seem to be pulling India and the EU together. However, the two sides have been here many times during the past two decades.
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Explained: 'Drone Wall' Europe Plans To Put After Air Incursions By Russia
European Union leaders are discussing setting up a "drone wall" of defences after high-profile air incursions by Russia.
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EU Cites Trade Deal Immunity As Trump Hits Pharma With 100% Tariff
US President Donald Trump's announcement of steep new tariffs on medicines and other goods drew pushback from some allies on Friday, with the EU claiming immunity for its pharmaceutical industry under an earlier trade deal.
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At G20 Meet, Russia's Lavrov Says "Crisis In Ukraine Provoked By West"
Russia's foreign minister accused NATO and the European Union of using Ukraine to wage war against his country in a speech on the sidelines of the United Nations on Thursday that Britain dismissed as "false fantasy world distortions."
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'Must Look Trade Deals With India To Reduce US Dependency': EU Chief
The European Union must look to trade deals with countries like India to reduce dependencies, with higher US import tariffs pushing the bloc to diversify its ties, President Ursula von der Leyen said
