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The European Commission will listen to the version of Libyan partners about the incident that occurred with the NGO SOS Mediterranee boat Ocean Viking on Saturday (25 March), Commission spokesperson Peter Stano told the press on Monday. SOS Mediterranee said…
A new immigration bill in the UK that aims to stop migrants crossing the Channel illegally on small boats from France is “incompatible” with Britain’s international obligations, Europe’s top rights body said on Monday (27 March). In a letter addressed…
Rumours the centre-right ÖVP could break up the government and force an early election have been strongly denied by Chancellor Karl Nehammer in an interview with public broadcaster ORF on Sunday. Government coalitions in Austria have not been stable in…
President Emmanuel Macron summoned government ministers for a crisis meeting on Monday (27 March, as tensions ran high a day before another major day of strikes and protests against his pension reforms. Nearly two weeks after Macron rammed the new…
The European Commission is mulling a possible withdrawal of its proposal for a €500 million short-term joint defence procurement incentive for Ukraine, citing delayed negotiations and a lack of legal ground, EURACTIV has learned. The initiative, dubbed EDIRPA, was proposed by…
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