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Belgian Military Evacuates 100 Europeans From Lebanon
More than 100 Europeans were evacuated from Lebanon on a Belgian military plane on Thursday evening, most of them from Belgium, the Netherlands and France, the government in Brussels said.
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Ammunition From India Diverted To Ukraine? What Government Said
Dismissing a report by news agency Reuters claiming that ammunition sold by Indian manufacturers has been diverted to Ukraine by European customers, the Ministry of External Affairs has termed it "inaccurate and mischievous".
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Apple Intelligence Talks Ongoing With EU and China Regulators, Says CEO Tim Cook: Report
Apple Intelligence features have started to roll out in preview with the iOS 18.1 developer beta update. These features are first rolled out in the US in English and later will be expanded in other regions. But the European Union (EU) and China are not expected to get it anytime soon. During a quarterly earnings call on Thursday, Apple CEO Tim Cook...
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Greece Will Now Work 6 Days A Week, Labour Unions Call It "Barbaric"
As more European countries move towards a shorter, 4-day working week, workers in Greece will have to work for six days every week in a new government initiative aimed at boosting productivity and employment across the nation.
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High Turnout As France Votes In Election As Far Right Eyes Power
French voters flocked to the polls on Sunday in the first round of a snap parliamentary election that could usher in the country's first far-right government since World War Two, a potential sea change at the heart of the European Union.
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Explained: EU's Political Dynamics, How Law Are Made, Institutions Interact
Citizens across the European Union are currently voting in the European Parliament elections to choose direct representatives for the supranational legislative body.
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Ireland To Announce Recognition Of Palestinian State Today: Source
The Irish government is to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state on Wednesday, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Switzerland Violated Human Rights: Europe Court's Climate Change Ruling
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruled on Tuesday in favour of a group of elderly Swiss women who had argued that their government's inadequate efforts to combat climate change put them at risk of dying during heatwaves.
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"We Will Try To...": S Jaishankar On EU, G7 Ban On Russian Diamond Imports
The Indian government has taken up on priority the issue of ban on imports of Russian-origin unpolished diamonds by the European Union (EU) and G7 nations, said S Jaishankar.
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Number Of Agencies Have Concerns About "Sideloading" On iPhone, Says Apple
A number of government agencies in the European Union and elsewhere have voiced concerns about security risks as Apple opens up its iPhones and iPads to rival app stores to comply with EU tech rules, Apple said on Friday.
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France's Macron To Host Ukraine Summit In Paris On Monday
French President Emmanuel Macron will host a number of European leaders and government representatives for a meeting on Ukraine in Paris on Monday, his office said.
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Spain Absent From 26 European Governments Opposed To Super League
European football was hit with a bombshell in early 2021, when 12 of its biggest clubs announced they had signed up to the planned Super League.
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This European Country Bans Sale Of Flavoured Heated Tobacco Products
Spain's government on Tuesday approved a decree that bans the sale of flavoured heated tobacco products as part of efforts to discourage tobacco use, the health ministry said.
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Spain Considers Nationwide Hospital Mask Rule As Flu, COVID Hit Europe
Spain's government proposed a nationwide mandate for people to wear masks in hospitals and health clinics on Monday, and Italy said respiratory illness infection rates had hit a record, as flu and COVID spread across Europe.
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Apple To Be Hit By European Union Antitrust Order In Spotify Fight: Report
Apple is expected to be hit by a ban on its App Store rules that govern some music-streaming services and a potential hefty fine from European Union regulators, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.
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Belgian Military Evacuates 100 Europeans From Lebanon
More than 100 Europeans were evacuated from Lebanon on a Belgian military plane on Thursday evening, most of them from Belgium, the Netherlands and France, the government in Brussels said.
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Ammunition From India Diverted To Ukraine? What Government Said
Dismissing a report by news agency Reuters claiming that ammunition sold by Indian manufacturers has been diverted to Ukraine by European customers, the Ministry of External Affairs has termed it "inaccurate and mischievous".
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Apple Intelligence Talks Ongoing With EU and China Regulators, Says CEO Tim Cook: Report
Apple Intelligence features have started to roll out in preview with the iOS 18.1 developer beta update. These features are first rolled out in the US in English and later will be expanded in other regions. But the European Union (EU) and China are not expected to get it anytime soon. During a quarterly earnings call on Thursday, Apple CEO Tim Cook...
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Greece Will Now Work 6 Days A Week, Labour Unions Call It "Barbaric"
As more European countries move towards a shorter, 4-day working week, workers in Greece will have to work for six days every week in a new government initiative aimed at boosting productivity and employment across the nation.
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High Turnout As France Votes In Election As Far Right Eyes Power
French voters flocked to the polls on Sunday in the first round of a snap parliamentary election that could usher in the country's first far-right government since World War Two, a potential sea change at the heart of the European Union.
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Explained: EU's Political Dynamics, How Law Are Made, Institutions Interact
Citizens across the European Union are currently voting in the European Parliament elections to choose direct representatives for the supranational legislative body.
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Ireland To Announce Recognition Of Palestinian State Today: Source
The Irish government is to announce the recognition of a Palestinian state on Wednesday, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Switzerland Violated Human Rights: Europe Court's Climate Change Ruling
The European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) ruled on Tuesday in favour of a group of elderly Swiss women who had argued that their government's inadequate efforts to combat climate change put them at risk of dying during heatwaves.
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"We Will Try To...": S Jaishankar On EU, G7 Ban On Russian Diamond Imports
The Indian government has taken up on priority the issue of ban on imports of Russian-origin unpolished diamonds by the European Union (EU) and G7 nations, said S Jaishankar.
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Number Of Agencies Have Concerns About "Sideloading" On iPhone, Says Apple
A number of government agencies in the European Union and elsewhere have voiced concerns about security risks as Apple opens up its iPhones and iPads to rival app stores to comply with EU tech rules, Apple said on Friday.
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France's Macron To Host Ukraine Summit In Paris On Monday
French President Emmanuel Macron will host a number of European leaders and government representatives for a meeting on Ukraine in Paris on Monday, his office said.
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Spain Absent From 26 European Governments Opposed To Super League
European football was hit with a bombshell in early 2021, when 12 of its biggest clubs announced they had signed up to the planned Super League.
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This European Country Bans Sale Of Flavoured Heated Tobacco Products
Spain's government on Tuesday approved a decree that bans the sale of flavoured heated tobacco products as part of efforts to discourage tobacco use, the health ministry said.
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Spain Considers Nationwide Hospital Mask Rule As Flu, COVID Hit Europe
Spain's government proposed a nationwide mandate for people to wear masks in hospitals and health clinics on Monday, and Italy said respiratory illness infection rates had hit a record, as flu and COVID spread across Europe.
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Apple To Be Hit By European Union Antitrust Order In Spotify Fight: Report
Apple is expected to be hit by a ban on its App Store rules that govern some music-streaming services and a potential hefty fine from European Union regulators, Bloomberg News reported on Wednesday.
