The European Union, in partnership with Lithuania, Denmark, and Sweden, has officially launched the Ukraine2EU Program – a ...
Hungary announced its intention to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC). The move came as Israeli Prime ...
With global stock markets plummeting and businesses grappling with uncertainty, countries around the world are reacting in ...
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As usual, over the weekend, the activity of a huge number of Western political birds-talkers, not distinguished by ...
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Peace project led by Rio Ferdinand charity to receive £1m in fundingA cross-border peace academy led by the Rio Ferdinand Foundation is to receive more than £1 million in funding. The charity ...
Millennium Manamanagement to expand Dublin footprint; Confusion over plans for Intel’s Leixlip plant; Trump’s DEI war comes ...
Chinese leader Xi Jinping benefited from the introduction by US President Donald Trump of reciprocal duties on goods from ...
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Brexit ‘saved UK’ from worst of tariffs, but Treasury still wants closer EU tiesChief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones says Brexit meant UK avoided higher tariffs, as government keeps up efforts to ...
Trump has expressed openness to reaching a deal with countries, even as other officials in his administration have insisted ...
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The voices of working people will always be louder than the unelected billionaires,’ the former vice president said ...
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Beyond the short-term emergency, the EU must think about the broader implications of defence integrationBy Emmanuel Mourlon-Druol More integrated EU defence policy implies greater foreign-policy integration and a larger role for the European Parliament to provide accountability. The current debates ...
European defense spending, on average, declined. From the end of the Cold War until Russia’s 2014 invasion of Ukraine, most ...
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