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China Shocked, EU Heartbroken: How World Reacted To South Korea Plane Crash
World leaders sent condolences to South Korea on Sunday after the country suffered its deadliest airplane crash, with 179 people killed when their aircraft went up in flames.
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Donald Trump Threatens Tariffs If European Union Does Not Buy More Oil, Gas
US president-elect Donald Trump on Friday threatened the European Union with tariffs if the bloc does not reduce its "tremendous" trade gap with Washington through oil and gas purchases.
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"Don't Take Orders From Anyone": Giorgia Meloni Defends Elon Musk Friendship
During her address in a parliamentary session ahead of this week's European Union summit in Brussels, Georgia Meloni insisted that he has independence and will not be influenced by Elon Musk's business interests.
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Meta Fined $253 Million Over Facebook Hacks By Ireland
An Irish regulator helping to police European Union data privacy said Tuesday it had fined Facebook-owner Meta 251 million euros ($263 million) for a data protection failure that saw Facebook accounts hacked.
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Gautam Adani Hosts EU, German, Belgian And Danish Ambassadors
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani on Tuesday hosted the ambassadors from the European Union, Belgium, Denmark and Germany at the group's office in Gujarat.
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ISRO To Launch Proba-3 Sun Observation Mission In December: Union Minister
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is set to launch the European Union's Proba 3 Sun Observation Mission in December, said Dr Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) Science & Technology, on Tuesday.
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French President Macron Names Ex-Brexit Negotiator As New French PM
French President Emmanuel Macron appointed Michel Barnier, the European Union's former Brexit negotiator, as his new prime minister on Thursday, after weeks of drawn out talks following an inconclusive snap election.
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Body Found Inside Burned-Out Athens Factory As Wildfire Continues To Spread
A woman's body was found early Tuesday inside a burned-out Athens factory, state news agency ANA said, in what is believed to be the first reported death from a disastrous wildfire that has scorched the city's northeastern suburbs.
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European Union Approves Humanitarian Aid To India Due To Recent Floods
The European Union has approved Euro 2.4 million in humanitarian aid to help the most affected population in the recent floods in India, northern Bangladesh and the Philippines.
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Russia Bans Distribution Of 81 EU News Outlets In Retaliatory Step
Russia said on Tuesday it was banning access inside Russia to the broadcasts of 81 different media outlets from the European Union including Agence France-Presse and Politico in retaliation for a similar EU ban on several Russian media outlets.
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Apple Becomes 1st Company Charged With Violating EU's Digital Markets Act Rules
EU regulators on Monday opened a new investigation into Apple's support for alternative iOS marketplaces in Europe under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), adding that the App Store's "steering" policies violate the DMA meant to encourage competition.
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Ukraine To Start Membership Talks With EU Next Week: Report
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has said that his country will start membership talks with the EU next week.
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Explained: Why France's Macron Dissolved Parliament, Called Snap Elections
French President Emmanuel Macron has taken a bold step in response to the recent surge of far-right success in the European Union elections.
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European Parliament Polls: What's At Stake In This Multi-Nation Election
In what's one of the world's largest democratic exercises, nearly 400 million people across 27 nations are eligible to vote in the European Parliament Elections.
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EU Bans Distribution Of 4 Russia-Linked News Outlets
The European Union said on Friday it was suspending the distribution of four Russia-linked media outlets in the EU, despite a warning from Moscow this week that any such move would draw swift retaliation.
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China Shocked, EU Heartbroken: How World Reacted To South Korea Plane Crash
World leaders sent condolences to South Korea on Sunday after the country suffered its deadliest airplane crash, with 179 people killed when their aircraft went up in flames.
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Donald Trump Threatens Tariffs If European Union Does Not Buy More Oil, Gas
US president-elect Donald Trump on Friday threatened the European Union with tariffs if the bloc does not reduce its "tremendous" trade gap with Washington through oil and gas purchases.
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"Don't Take Orders From Anyone": Giorgia Meloni Defends Elon Musk Friendship
During her address in a parliamentary session ahead of this week's European Union summit in Brussels, Georgia Meloni insisted that he has independence and will not be influenced by Elon Musk's business interests.
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Meta Fined $253 Million Over Facebook Hacks By Ireland
An Irish regulator helping to police European Union data privacy said Tuesday it had fined Facebook-owner Meta 251 million euros ($263 million) for a data protection failure that saw Facebook accounts hacked.
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Gautam Adani Hosts EU, German, Belgian And Danish Ambassadors
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani on Tuesday hosted the ambassadors from the European Union, Belgium, Denmark and Germany at the group's office in Gujarat.
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ISRO To Launch Proba-3 Sun Observation Mission In December: Union Minister
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is set to launch the European Union's Proba 3 Sun Observation Mission in December, said Dr Jitendra Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) Science & Technology, on Tuesday.
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French President Macron Names Ex-Brexit Negotiator As New French PM
French President Emmanuel Macron appointed Michel Barnier, the European Union's former Brexit negotiator, as his new prime minister on Thursday, after weeks of drawn out talks following an inconclusive snap election.
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Body Found Inside Burned-Out Athens Factory As Wildfire Continues To Spread
A woman's body was found early Tuesday inside a burned-out Athens factory, state news agency ANA said, in what is believed to be the first reported death from a disastrous wildfire that has scorched the city's northeastern suburbs.
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European Union Approves Humanitarian Aid To India Due To Recent Floods
The European Union has approved Euro 2.4 million in humanitarian aid to help the most affected population in the recent floods in India, northern Bangladesh and the Philippines.
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Russia Bans Distribution Of 81 EU News Outlets In Retaliatory Step
Russia said on Tuesday it was banning access inside Russia to the broadcasts of 81 different media outlets from the European Union including Agence France-Presse and Politico in retaliation for a similar EU ban on several Russian media outlets.
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Apple Becomes 1st Company Charged With Violating EU's Digital Markets Act Rules
EU regulators on Monday opened a new investigation into Apple's support for alternative iOS marketplaces in Europe under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), adding that the App Store's "steering" policies violate the DMA meant to encourage competition.
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Ukraine To Start Membership Talks With EU Next Week: Report
Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has said that his country will start membership talks with the EU next week.
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Explained: Why France's Macron Dissolved Parliament, Called Snap Elections
French President Emmanuel Macron has taken a bold step in response to the recent surge of far-right success in the European Union elections.
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European Parliament Polls: What's At Stake In This Multi-Nation Election
In what's one of the world's largest democratic exercises, nearly 400 million people across 27 nations are eligible to vote in the European Parliament Elections.
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EU Bans Distribution Of 4 Russia-Linked News Outlets
The European Union said on Friday it was suspending the distribution of four Russia-linked media outlets in the EU, despite a warning from Moscow this week that any such move would draw swift retaliation.
