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Caught On Camera: Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary Hit With Cream Pies By Climate Protesters
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary was hit with a pie in the face by environmental protesters in Brussels on Thursday.
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NATO Chief Says Finland To Become A Member In Coming Days
NATO foreign ministers are meeting at the alliance's headquarters in Brussels next week, when it is expected the membership could be formalised.
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Three Injured In Knife Attack Near EU Brussels Headquarters
Three people were injured, one seriously, in a knife attack Monday in a metro station near the European Union headquarters in Brussels, officials said, adding that the attacker had been arrested.
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Brussels Airport And Subway Attacks Kill At Least 30; ISIS Claims Responsibility
A series of deadly terrorist attacks struck Brussels on Tuesday, with two explosions at the city's main international airport and a third in a subway station at the heart of the city, near the headquarters of the European Union.
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NATO Warns of Risk of More Heavy Fighting in Ukraine
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg warned today there was still a risk of heavy fighting in Ukraine and urged Russia to halt its support for pro-Moscow rebels.
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European Union Headquarters Among Possible Belgium Jihadist Targets: Reports
The European Commission was among possible targets for jihadist fighters returning from Syria, reports said Saturday, as the Belgian authorities cracked down in an effort to thwart extremist attacks.
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Brussels Air 'Catastrophe' Narrowly Avoided, Say Residents
Angry Brussels residents today said a Turkish cargo plane following a controversial new flight path over the city almost caused an "aviation catastrophe," but the airport's traffic control denied the charge.
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Chinese president to make first European Union visit
Chinese President Xi Jinping will make his first visit to the European Union headquarters in Brussels on March 31 as part of a trip to several European Union (EU) countries, an EU statement said on Wednesday.
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European Union lawmakers vote to end their costly 'travelling circus'
EU lawmakers voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to scrap the European Parliament's second headquarters in Strasbourg.
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Greece shuts down state broadcaster to cut costs
Greek state TV and radio were gradually pulled off the air late Tuesday, hours after the government said it would temporarily close all state-run broadcasts and lay off about 2,500 workers as part of a cost-cutting drive demanded by the bailed-out country's international creditors.
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Caught On Camera: Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary Hit With Cream Pies By Climate Protesters
Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary was hit with a pie in the face by environmental protesters in Brussels on Thursday.
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NATO Chief Says Finland To Become A Member In Coming Days
NATO foreign ministers are meeting at the alliance's headquarters in Brussels next week, when it is expected the membership could be formalised.
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Three Injured In Knife Attack Near EU Brussels Headquarters
Three people were injured, one seriously, in a knife attack Monday in a metro station near the European Union headquarters in Brussels, officials said, adding that the attacker had been arrested.
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Brussels Airport And Subway Attacks Kill At Least 30; ISIS Claims Responsibility
A series of deadly terrorist attacks struck Brussels on Tuesday, with two explosions at the city's main international airport and a third in a subway station at the heart of the city, near the headquarters of the European Union.
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NATO Warns of Risk of More Heavy Fighting in Ukraine
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg warned today there was still a risk of heavy fighting in Ukraine and urged Russia to halt its support for pro-Moscow rebels.
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European Union Headquarters Among Possible Belgium Jihadist Targets: Reports
The European Commission was among possible targets for jihadist fighters returning from Syria, reports said Saturday, as the Belgian authorities cracked down in an effort to thwart extremist attacks.
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Brussels Air 'Catastrophe' Narrowly Avoided, Say Residents
Angry Brussels residents today said a Turkish cargo plane following a controversial new flight path over the city almost caused an "aviation catastrophe," but the airport's traffic control denied the charge.
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Chinese president to make first European Union visit
Chinese President Xi Jinping will make his first visit to the European Union headquarters in Brussels on March 31 as part of a trip to several European Union (EU) countries, an EU statement said on Wednesday.
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European Union lawmakers vote to end their costly 'travelling circus'
EU lawmakers voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to scrap the European Parliament's second headquarters in Strasbourg.
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Greece shuts down state broadcaster to cut costs
Greek state TV and radio were gradually pulled off the air late Tuesday, hours after the government said it would temporarily close all state-run broadcasts and lay off about 2,500 workers as part of a cost-cutting drive demanded by the bailed-out country's international creditors.
