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Ukrainians team up with US forces in Germany to share drone warfare tactics

The recent annual American military exercises held in the...

Commission unveils trade agreement with India for Council approval

On 11 September, the European Commission submitted proposals to...

Sweden faces critical election on Sunday

Sweden is set to hold an election on Sunday...

Emma Bonino, leader of the abortion battle in Italy, dies at 78

Emma Bonino, a prominent political figure who campaigned for...

From Paris to Poland, hope for the climate

The impact of climate change – fires, flooding, droughts and deforestation – is already affecting people around the world, according to META, the news...

A letter to the EU to save the planet

BirdLife Europe, the European Environmental Bureau and Greenpeace sent an open letter to the governments of the European Union member states who are gathered...

98% of EU urban population exposed to harmful air – EEA report

Almost everyone living in a city in the European Union is breathing air that is harmful to their health, according to a new report...

Juncker’s State of the Union speech stirs debate

It’s time for the European Union to flex its muscles as a “global player”, according to European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker. In his State of...

EEB: EU budget lacks ambition to address climate challenges

The European Environmental Bureau (EEB) warns that the EU budget proposal does not go far enough to bring down carbon emissions, reverse biodiversity loss...

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Commission unveils trade agreement with India for Council approval

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Sweden faces critical election on Sunday

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Emma Bonino, a prominent political figure who campaigned for...

Trump’s pressure on ICC leads to exits from member countries

The United States is intensifying pressure on the International...