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EU Sanctions Iranian Officials, Entities For Aiding Russia's War On Ukraine
The EU imposed sanctions on Monday on prominent Iranian officials and entities, including airlines, accused of taking part in the transfer of missiles and drones for Russia to use against Ukraine.
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EU Announces $1 Billion Aid To Lebanon Amid Economic Crisis
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday announced $1 billion in aid for Lebanon during a visit to the country mired in an economic meltdown exacerbated by a migrant crisis and the threat of war with Israel.
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'Historic": Greece Hails Landmark Overhaul Of EU Asylum, Migration Rules
The migration minister for Greece, one of the countries worst affected by arrivals of growing numbers of undocumented migrants, on Wednesday hailed a landmark overhaul of EU asylum and migration rules as a "historic day".
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EU Ambassador To Sudan "Assaulted" In Home Amid Protest: Top Diplomat
The European Union ambassador to Sudan was attacked in his home in Khartoum on Monday, the bloc's top diplomat Josep Borrell said, as fighting between rival generals gripped the nation.
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EU Recommends Pre-Flight Covid Testing Of Passengers From China
EU countries are "strongly encouraged" to demand Covid tests from passengers coming from China, a crisis meeting of European Union experts decided Wednesday.
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European Union Leaders To Tackle Rising Energy Prices At Prague Meet
Europe is facing an energy crunch as the price of electricity generation skyrockets because of a massive surge in gas prices caused by Russia turning off the taps.
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European Commission Proposes 5 Billion Euros In Financial Aid To Ukraine
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed five billion euros in financial aid to Ukraine, in the latest installment of a promised nine-billion-euro rescue package agreed by EU leaders in May.
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Ukraine Grain Going To EU, Not Developing Nations, Says Vladimir Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said today that most of the grain leaving Ukrainian ports after a blockade that fuelled a global food crisis is reaching the EU instead of developing nations.
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EU Presidency To Convene 'Urgent' Talks To Deal With Energy Crisis
The Czech prime minister said onFriday the EU presidency held by his country would convene urgent talks to deal with the current energy crisis following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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EU Fiscal Oversight Of Greece Ends After 12 Years
Greece on Saturday concluded 12 years of European Union fiscal surveillance that was imposed in return for bailouts after a crushing debt crisis.
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European Union Seeks To Replace Russian Gas With Nigerian Supplies
The European Union is seeking additional gas supplies from Nigeria as the bloc prepares for potential Russian supply cuts.
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How The Ukraine Conflict Is Reshaping Global Oil Markets: Report
Even if the EU agrees to an oil ban in its next round of Russian sanctions, analysts said the impact could be tempered by demand from Asia.
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EU To Propose Microchips Law In Early February, EU Chief Says
The proposal, known as the European Chips Act, will aim to adapt state aid rules, improve tools to anticipate shortages and crisis and strengthen research capacity in the bloc.
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Russia Could Take to Bitcoin Mining to Evade Sanctions, Warns IMF in New Global Financial Stability Report
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has mentioned in a new financial stability report that Russia could evade economic sanctions levied in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine by pivoting to cryptocurrency mining.
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Oil Prices Trade Within A $3 Range, Driven By Supply-Led Pull And Push
Crude prices eased to around $112 per barrel on Monday after rising sharply in early trade, with oil contracts trading within a $3 range - between about $111 and $114 a barrel.
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EU Sanctions Iranian Officials, Entities For Aiding Russia's War On Ukraine
The EU imposed sanctions on Monday on prominent Iranian officials and entities, including airlines, accused of taking part in the transfer of missiles and drones for Russia to use against Ukraine.
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EU Announces $1 Billion Aid To Lebanon Amid Economic Crisis
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday announced $1 billion in aid for Lebanon during a visit to the country mired in an economic meltdown exacerbated by a migrant crisis and the threat of war with Israel.
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'Historic": Greece Hails Landmark Overhaul Of EU Asylum, Migration Rules
The migration minister for Greece, one of the countries worst affected by arrivals of growing numbers of undocumented migrants, on Wednesday hailed a landmark overhaul of EU asylum and migration rules as a "historic day".
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EU Ambassador To Sudan "Assaulted" In Home Amid Protest: Top Diplomat
The European Union ambassador to Sudan was attacked in his home in Khartoum on Monday, the bloc's top diplomat Josep Borrell said, as fighting between rival generals gripped the nation.
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EU Recommends Pre-Flight Covid Testing Of Passengers From China
EU countries are "strongly encouraged" to demand Covid tests from passengers coming from China, a crisis meeting of European Union experts decided Wednesday.
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European Union Leaders To Tackle Rising Energy Prices At Prague Meet
Europe is facing an energy crunch as the price of electricity generation skyrockets because of a massive surge in gas prices caused by Russia turning off the taps.
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European Commission Proposes 5 Billion Euros In Financial Aid To Ukraine
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed five billion euros in financial aid to Ukraine, in the latest installment of a promised nine-billion-euro rescue package agreed by EU leaders in May.
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Ukraine Grain Going To EU, Not Developing Nations, Says Vladimir Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin said today that most of the grain leaving Ukrainian ports after a blockade that fuelled a global food crisis is reaching the EU instead of developing nations.
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EU Presidency To Convene 'Urgent' Talks To Deal With Energy Crisis
The Czech prime minister said onFriday the EU presidency held by his country would convene urgent talks to deal with the current energy crisis following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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EU Fiscal Oversight Of Greece Ends After 12 Years
Greece on Saturday concluded 12 years of European Union fiscal surveillance that was imposed in return for bailouts after a crushing debt crisis.
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European Union Seeks To Replace Russian Gas With Nigerian Supplies
The European Union is seeking additional gas supplies from Nigeria as the bloc prepares for potential Russian supply cuts.
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How The Ukraine Conflict Is Reshaping Global Oil Markets: Report
Even if the EU agrees to an oil ban in its next round of Russian sanctions, analysts said the impact could be tempered by demand from Asia.
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EU To Propose Microchips Law In Early February, EU Chief Says
The proposal, known as the European Chips Act, will aim to adapt state aid rules, improve tools to anticipate shortages and crisis and strengthen research capacity in the bloc.
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Russia Could Take to Bitcoin Mining to Evade Sanctions, Warns IMF in New Global Financial Stability Report
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has mentioned in a new financial stability report that Russia could evade economic sanctions levied in the wake of its invasion of Ukraine by pivoting to cryptocurrency mining.
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Oil Prices Trade Within A $3 Range, Driven By Supply-Led Pull And Push
Crude prices eased to around $112 per barrel on Monday after rising sharply in early trade, with oil contracts trading within a $3 range - between about $111 and $114 a barrel.
