The EU’s foreign affairs chief on Tuesday (2 June) called the death of black American George Floyd by authorities in the United States an “abuse of power” and prompted a de-escalation of stress. “We are shocked and appalled by the death of George Floyd,” Josep Borrell informed press reporters on Tuesday. “All societies must remain […]

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Members from the European Parliament’s committee on farming invited on Tuesday (2 June) the upgraded proposition of the European Commission for the EU’s long-lasting budget – however prompted enough moneying to assist farmers recuperate from the coronavirus crisis and increase the sector’s durability. The EU Commission’s proposition revealed recently a EUR3483 bn Typical Farming Policy […]

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The Greek federal government is targeting NGOs working with migrants as part of a politicised effort to reduce asylum. New ministerial rules presented previously this year and placed into a broader migration law in May just use to civil society groups that deals with refugees and asylum. Athens states the rules are required for higher […]

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The crime is straightforward: purchase non-authorised chemical compounds from China for €14 per litre and promote them on the European black market for 5 times the worth. Deduct prices for packaging and transport and the net revenue shall be near €70 on every litre, in line with Europol, the EU’s crime-preventing company. October 2019 on […]

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Worn tailcoat and tie, Christian Fischer establishes his music stand in the middle ofnature His listeners are black and white and have puffy round bodies. The violist plays music from Beethoven’s Sixth Symphony, understood worldwide as the “Pastoral.” ‘ The Pastoral Symphony is about the connection in between male and nature,” Dirk Kaftan states. ‘It […]

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Post-Brexit trade talks in between the UK and EU get in an essential stage today – the last round prior to a legal due date, on 31 June, for the UK to ask for an extension of the shift duration. The shift duration ends on 31 December, without any legal framework for future trade relations […]

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The EU’s foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell stated the EU does not need to choose between the US and China, however does need “strategic autonomy” to safeguard its interests. “There is an increasing confrontation between China and the US. It is something that will frame tomorrow’s world,” Borrell informed a group of reporters on Friday […]

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Malta’s brand-new prime minister was just recently in war-torn Tripoli to strike offers on migrants, as Libya continues to break down. The Maltese delegation flew in to Mitiga airport at 9AM on the early morning of 28 May, drove in a convoy to the city centre to satisfy the EU and UN-recognised Libyan prime minister […]

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EU Commission vice-president Margrethe Vestager on Friday (29 May) hit back by at criticism she is being too difficult on the bailout bundle for Germany’s air provider Lufthansa. Lufthansa and the German federal government today concurred a more than EUR9bn rescue bundle, making the German federal government take a 20 percent stake in the airline […]

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The coronavirus has actually made things even more challenging for the one-quarter of all Spaniards (123 million people) at threat of hardship or social exemption by mauling a nation not totally recuperated from the previous recession. Nevertheless, the pandemic has actually likewise accelerated the execution of the much-awaited minimum income warranty. Spain’s Socialist-led union federal […]

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