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Artic Sea Microbes Reveals Promising Prospects For Antibiotics: Study
A team of Finnish researchers has developed a new suite of methods to test for the antivirulence and antibacterial effect of hundreds of unknown compounds from the Arctic Sea.
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Maldives' Ruling Coalition Deployed Anti-India Sentiments For Polls: EU Report
Maldives' ruling coalition deployed anti-India sentiments and attempted to spread disinformation around this theme during the on the 2023 presidential elections, according to a report issued by the European Union.
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EU "Appalled" By New Protester Executions In Iran
The European Union said it was "appalled" after Iran on Saturday executed two men for killing a paramilitary force member during protests sparked by a young woman's death in custody.
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Google Said to Be Preparing to Approach Supreme Court to Block CCI's Android Antitrust Ruling
Google is said to be preparing to challenge an order by the Competition Commission of India's (CCI) in the Supreme Court, days after the NCLAT turned down its request to block the ruling by the antitrust watchdog. The firm has also alleged in its filings that the CCI's investigation unit copied parts of a European 2018 ruling against the company.
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EU Chief Heads To China Amid Protests Against Covid Lockdowns
EU chief Charles Michel set off for Beijing on Tuesday, maintaining plans to meet President Xi Jinping despite the turmoil of large-scale protests in major Chinese cities against Covid lockdowns.
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More European Union Sanctions For Iran Over Crackdown On Hijab Protesters
Foreign ministers from the bloc were meeting in Brussels and expected to sign off on the move -- shortly after Tehran issued its first death sentences over the demonstrations.
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European Union Imposes Sanctions On Iran Over Anti-Hijab Protests
EU foreign ministers on Monday met to adopt sanctions on Iran, with several condemning the regime's brutal crackdown on protesters -- while stressing the need to revive a moribund nuclear deal with Tehran.
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Google-Fitbit: EU Consumer Group Warns Against 'Game-Changer' Deal
Alphabet-owned Google's planned $2.1 billion buy of fitness trackers company Fitbit may harm consumers and hinder innovation, European consumer group BEUC said on Wednesday, calling it a game-changer deal in the health and digital markets.
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Emmanel Macron Leads First Round Of French Presidential Election: Poll
A new poll today showed centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron for the first time beating Marine Le Pen in the initial round of the French presidential elections next month.
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After Finger Salute, Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte Asks EU 'Why Insult Me?'
Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte demanded today the European Union show him respect worthy of a president, despite giving the bloc a one-finger gesture and a vulgar four-letter rebuke after its legislators expressed concern about his drug war.
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Nigel Farage: The Bombastic Bloke At The Pub Who Changed British History
Nigel Farage on Monday became the latest politician in Britain to fall in the wake of the EU referendum as he resigned - once again - as leader of the anti-immigration U.K. Independence Party (UKIP).
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Top Brexit Campaigner Nigel Farage Says 'Let June 23 Be Our Independence Day'
Top anti-EU campaigner Nigel Farage said he was increasingly confident of victory on Friday after early results from Britain's EU referendum put the "Leave" camp ahead.
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Google deal no 'gentlemen's agreement', says EU antitrust chief
The search engine has been under investigation for three years by the European Commission.
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Google reaches EU antitrust deal, avoids fine
deal with the European Union regulator that ended a three-year antitrust probe and avoided a fine.
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EU accepts Google anti-trust proposal to display rival services in results
"My mission is to protect competition to the benefit of consumers, not competitors," EU Competition Commissioner Almunia said.
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Artic Sea Microbes Reveals Promising Prospects For Antibiotics: Study
A team of Finnish researchers has developed a new suite of methods to test for the antivirulence and antibacterial effect of hundreds of unknown compounds from the Arctic Sea.
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Maldives' Ruling Coalition Deployed Anti-India Sentiments For Polls: EU Report
Maldives' ruling coalition deployed anti-India sentiments and attempted to spread disinformation around this theme during the on the 2023 presidential elections, according to a report issued by the European Union.
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EU "Appalled" By New Protester Executions In Iran
The European Union said it was "appalled" after Iran on Saturday executed two men for killing a paramilitary force member during protests sparked by a young woman's death in custody.
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Google Said to Be Preparing to Approach Supreme Court to Block CCI's Android Antitrust Ruling
Google is said to be preparing to challenge an order by the Competition Commission of India's (CCI) in the Supreme Court, days after the NCLAT turned down its request to block the ruling by the antitrust watchdog. The firm has also alleged in its filings that the CCI's investigation unit copied parts of a European 2018 ruling against the company.
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EU Chief Heads To China Amid Protests Against Covid Lockdowns
EU chief Charles Michel set off for Beijing on Tuesday, maintaining plans to meet President Xi Jinping despite the turmoil of large-scale protests in major Chinese cities against Covid lockdowns.
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More European Union Sanctions For Iran Over Crackdown On Hijab Protesters
Foreign ministers from the bloc were meeting in Brussels and expected to sign off on the move -- shortly after Tehran issued its first death sentences over the demonstrations.
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European Union Imposes Sanctions On Iran Over Anti-Hijab Protests
EU foreign ministers on Monday met to adopt sanctions on Iran, with several condemning the regime's brutal crackdown on protesters -- while stressing the need to revive a moribund nuclear deal with Tehran.
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Google-Fitbit: EU Consumer Group Warns Against 'Game-Changer' Deal
Alphabet-owned Google's planned $2.1 billion buy of fitness trackers company Fitbit may harm consumers and hinder innovation, European consumer group BEUC said on Wednesday, calling it a game-changer deal in the health and digital markets.
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Emmanel Macron Leads First Round Of French Presidential Election: Poll
A new poll today showed centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron for the first time beating Marine Le Pen in the initial round of the French presidential elections next month.
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After Finger Salute, Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte Asks EU 'Why Insult Me?'
Philippine leader Rodrigo Duterte demanded today the European Union show him respect worthy of a president, despite giving the bloc a one-finger gesture and a vulgar four-letter rebuke after its legislators expressed concern about his drug war.
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Nigel Farage: The Bombastic Bloke At The Pub Who Changed British History
Nigel Farage on Monday became the latest politician in Britain to fall in the wake of the EU referendum as he resigned - once again - as leader of the anti-immigration U.K. Independence Party (UKIP).
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Top Brexit Campaigner Nigel Farage Says 'Let June 23 Be Our Independence Day'
Top anti-EU campaigner Nigel Farage said he was increasingly confident of victory on Friday after early results from Britain's EU referendum put the "Leave" camp ahead.
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Google deal no 'gentlemen's agreement', says EU antitrust chief
The search engine has been under investigation for three years by the European Commission.
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Google reaches EU antitrust deal, avoids fine
deal with the European Union regulator that ended a three-year antitrust probe and avoided a fine.
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EU accepts Google anti-trust proposal to display rival services in results
"My mission is to protect competition to the benefit of consumers, not competitors," EU Competition Commissioner Almunia said.
