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How Mysterious Drone Flights Are Paralysing Europe's Busiest Airports
Mysterious drone flights over the airspace of European Union member countries in recent weeks have alarmed the public and elected officials.
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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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EU Proposes Curbing Israel Trade Ties, Sanctioning Ministers Over Gaza
The European Union on Wednesday proposed curbing trade ties with Israel and sanctioning ministers in its strongest action over the war in Gaza, though reluctance from key member states risks blocking the measures' adoption.
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26 European Union Leaders Call For Ceasefire In Ukraine, Diplomatic Solution
European heads of state and government said in a statement that Ukrainians must have the freedom to decide their future and that a diplomatic solution must protect Ukrainian and European interests.
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Can You Go To Cyprus With A Schengen Visa As An Indian Passport Holder?
Although Cyprus has been a member of the European Union since 2004, it is not yet part of the Schengen Zone
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Why Has EU Stripped Hungary Of 1 Billion Euro? The Confrontation Explained
The European Commission has stripped "1.04 billion in aid from Hungary in the latest phase of an ongoing political struggle with its errant member state.
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EU Confirms Romania and Bulgaria's Schengen Entry In January 2025
EU and NATO alliance members Romania and Bulgaria partly joined Schengen in March after an agreement with Austria.
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Giorgia Meloni's Hard-Right Ally Raffaele Fitto Gets Top European Union Role
Raffaele Fitto, a member of Italy's hard-right ruling party, was named to a top post in the next European Commission today, in a controversial move that has riled centrist and leftist groups.
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All You Need To Know About The European Parliament Elections
Around 373 million citizens across the 27 member states of the European Union are eligible to vote on June 6-9 in elections to the European Parliament.
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European Union Agrees 5 Billion Euro Boost For Ukraine Military Aid Fund
EU member states on Wednesday agreed to add five billion euros ($5.5 billion) to a central fund to pay for weapons sent to Ukraine, officials said.
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Apple Set to Face Over $500 Million Fine After EU Finds It Broke Rules to Silence Spotify, Other Rivals
Apple will face a European Union fine close to EUR 500 million ($539 million or roughly Rs. 4,475 crore) over the regulator’s investigation into allegations it silenced music-streaming rivals, including Spotify Technology SA, on its platforms.
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G7's Political Relevance At Stake Over Israel-Gaza Response: Experts
The Group of Seven (G7) bloc of wealthy democracies risks eroding its relevance as a force to tackle major geopolitical crises over an apparent struggle between its member nations to agree on a firm, united approach to Israel's war in Gaza.
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European Union Ends Import Ban On Ukraine Grain In 5 Member States
The European Union said it was ending an import ban on Ukrainian grain in five member states on Friday after Kyiv promised to control exports.
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EU Asks Member States For 50 Billion Euros Aid To Support Ukraine
The proposal from the European Commission, the EU's executive arm, is aimed at helping prop up Kyiv's finances and covering immediate reconstruction costs caused by Russia's war.
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Over 9,000 Afghans File Asylum Applications In EU In A Month: Report
The European Census Bureau has reported that over the past month, more than 9,000 Afghan citizens have applied for asylum applications in the EU member states, a record-high number of asylum applications by any single country.
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How Mysterious Drone Flights Are Paralysing Europe's Busiest Airports
Mysterious drone flights over the airspace of European Union member countries in recent weeks have alarmed the public and elected officials.
-
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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EU Proposes Curbing Israel Trade Ties, Sanctioning Ministers Over Gaza
The European Union on Wednesday proposed curbing trade ties with Israel and sanctioning ministers in its strongest action over the war in Gaza, though reluctance from key member states risks blocking the measures' adoption.
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26 European Union Leaders Call For Ceasefire In Ukraine, Diplomatic Solution
European heads of state and government said in a statement that Ukrainians must have the freedom to decide their future and that a diplomatic solution must protect Ukrainian and European interests.
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Can You Go To Cyprus With A Schengen Visa As An Indian Passport Holder?
Although Cyprus has been a member of the European Union since 2004, it is not yet part of the Schengen Zone
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Why Has EU Stripped Hungary Of 1 Billion Euro? The Confrontation Explained
The European Commission has stripped "1.04 billion in aid from Hungary in the latest phase of an ongoing political struggle with its errant member state.
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EU Confirms Romania and Bulgaria's Schengen Entry In January 2025
EU and NATO alliance members Romania and Bulgaria partly joined Schengen in March after an agreement with Austria.
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Giorgia Meloni's Hard-Right Ally Raffaele Fitto Gets Top European Union Role
Raffaele Fitto, a member of Italy's hard-right ruling party, was named to a top post in the next European Commission today, in a controversial move that has riled centrist and leftist groups.
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All You Need To Know About The European Parliament Elections
Around 373 million citizens across the 27 member states of the European Union are eligible to vote on June 6-9 in elections to the European Parliament.
-
European Union Agrees 5 Billion Euro Boost For Ukraine Military Aid Fund
EU member states on Wednesday agreed to add five billion euros ($5.5 billion) to a central fund to pay for weapons sent to Ukraine, officials said.
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Apple Set to Face Over $500 Million Fine After EU Finds It Broke Rules to Silence Spotify, Other Rivals
Apple will face a European Union fine close to EUR 500 million ($539 million or roughly Rs. 4,475 crore) over the regulator’s investigation into allegations it silenced music-streaming rivals, including Spotify Technology SA, on its platforms.
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G7's Political Relevance At Stake Over Israel-Gaza Response: Experts
The Group of Seven (G7) bloc of wealthy democracies risks eroding its relevance as a force to tackle major geopolitical crises over an apparent struggle between its member nations to agree on a firm, united approach to Israel's war in Gaza.
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European Union Ends Import Ban On Ukraine Grain In 5 Member States
The European Union said it was ending an import ban on Ukrainian grain in five member states on Friday after Kyiv promised to control exports.
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EU Asks Member States For 50 Billion Euros Aid To Support Ukraine
The proposal from the European Commission, the EU's executive arm, is aimed at helping prop up Kyiv's finances and covering immediate reconstruction costs caused by Russia's war.
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Over 9,000 Afghans File Asylum Applications In EU In A Month: Report
The European Census Bureau has reported that over the past month, more than 9,000 Afghan citizens have applied for asylum applications in the EU member states, a record-high number of asylum applications by any single country.
