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EU Plan To Give Frozen Russian Assets To Arm Ukraine Breaks Law: Kremlin
The Kremlin said Wednesday the European Union would be committing an "unprecedented violation" of international law if it used frozen Russian assets to arm Ukraine.
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EU Legal Action Over Vaccines "Without Merit": AstraZeneca
EU legal action taken against AstraZeneca over shortfalls in its delivery of Covid vaccines is "without merit", the drugs giant said Monday.
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EU Says 'Ready' For Brexit Trade Talks After Boris Johnson's Win In UK Polls
EU Council President Charles Michel said on Friday the bloc is ready to embark on trade talks with Britain and will do the utmost to protect European priorities after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's resounding election victory.
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British MPs Withhold Boris Johnson's Brexit Deal On "Super Saturday"
British lawmakers voted Saturday to withhold support for Prime Minister Boris Johnson's new Brexit deal until all the supporting legislation is passed. The vote scuppers Johnson's hopes to finalize Brexit on an extraordinary "Super Saturday" session.
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Boris Johnson's Final Brexit Offer Welcomed By European Union
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a final Brexit offer to the European Union on Wednesday, pitching a possible compromise for a last-minute exit deal that was cautiously welcomed by the EU though the two sides still remain far apart.
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US Widens Trade War With European Union, Slaps Tariffs On Airbus, Whisky
The United States on Wednesday said it would slap 10% tariffs on European-made Airbus planes and 25% duties on French wine, Scotch and Irish whiskies, and cheese from across the continent as punishment for illegal EU aircraft subsidies.
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European Union, Japan Conclude Political Agreement To Reach Free Trade Deal
Japan and the European Union agreed on Thursday to a free trade pact between two of the world's biggest economies, signalling their opposition to what they see as US President Donald Trump's protectionist turn.
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European Union Urges Russia To Release Protesters 'Without Delay'
The European Union (EU) on Monday urged Russia "to release without delay" what it said in a statement were peaceful demonstrators detained a day earlier during nationwide protests against corruption.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel Seeks German Unity on Migrant Crisis
Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday urged Germans to bring back the spirit of the country's reunification in 1990 to help face today's challenge of integrating hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants.
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Airport Security Evolves With New Threats Around the World
The September 11 attacks on the United States brought in their wake measures to tighten airport security around the world, which have evolved as potential new threats emerged.
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EU Plan To Give Frozen Russian Assets To Arm Ukraine Breaks Law: Kremlin
The Kremlin said Wednesday the European Union would be committing an "unprecedented violation" of international law if it used frozen Russian assets to arm Ukraine.
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EU Legal Action Over Vaccines "Without Merit": AstraZeneca
EU legal action taken against AstraZeneca over shortfalls in its delivery of Covid vaccines is "without merit", the drugs giant said Monday.
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EU Says 'Ready' For Brexit Trade Talks After Boris Johnson's Win In UK Polls
EU Council President Charles Michel said on Friday the bloc is ready to embark on trade talks with Britain and will do the utmost to protect European priorities after Prime Minister Boris Johnson's resounding election victory.
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British MPs Withhold Boris Johnson's Brexit Deal On "Super Saturday"
British lawmakers voted Saturday to withhold support for Prime Minister Boris Johnson's new Brexit deal until all the supporting legislation is passed. The vote scuppers Johnson's hopes to finalize Brexit on an extraordinary "Super Saturday" session.
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Boris Johnson's Final Brexit Offer Welcomed By European Union
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson made a final Brexit offer to the European Union on Wednesday, pitching a possible compromise for a last-minute exit deal that was cautiously welcomed by the EU though the two sides still remain far apart.
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US Widens Trade War With European Union, Slaps Tariffs On Airbus, Whisky
The United States on Wednesday said it would slap 10% tariffs on European-made Airbus planes and 25% duties on French wine, Scotch and Irish whiskies, and cheese from across the continent as punishment for illegal EU aircraft subsidies.
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European Union, Japan Conclude Political Agreement To Reach Free Trade Deal
Japan and the European Union agreed on Thursday to a free trade pact between two of the world's biggest economies, signalling their opposition to what they see as US President Donald Trump's protectionist turn.
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European Union Urges Russia To Release Protesters 'Without Delay'
The European Union (EU) on Monday urged Russia "to release without delay" what it said in a statement were peaceful demonstrators detained a day earlier during nationwide protests against corruption.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel Seeks German Unity on Migrant Crisis
Chancellor Angela Merkel on Saturday urged Germans to bring back the spirit of the country's reunification in 1990 to help face today's challenge of integrating hundreds of thousands of refugees and migrants.
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Airport Security Evolves With New Threats Around the World
The September 11 attacks on the United States brought in their wake measures to tighten airport security around the world, which have evolved as potential new threats emerged.
