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Switzerland And EU Strike Historic Trade Deal, Enhancing Ties Amid Geopolitical Tensions

Switzerland And EU Strike Historic Trade Deal, Enhancing Ties Amid Geopolitical Tensions

21 Dec 2024

Switzerland and the European Union announced a landmark agreement on Friday aimed at significantly overhauling their trade relations. The deal, which touches on a wide range of sectors from electricity and transport to state aid and freedom of movement, is set to strengthen ties between the two parties and offer...

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EU’s Kaja Kallas: Sanctions on Syria Will Remain Until Minority Rights Are Protected

EU’s Kaja Kallas: Sanctions on Syria Will Remain Until Minority Rights Are Protected

15 Dec 2024

 The European Union will not lift sanctions on Syria until the new rulers demonstrate a commitment to protecting minority rights and women's rights within a unified government that rejects religious extremism, according to the EU's top diplomat, Kaja Kallas. Speaking ahead of an EU foreign ministers meeting in Brussels on...

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Georgia Protests Intensify: Over 400 Arrested In Crackdown On Anti-Russia Sentiment

Georgia Protests Intensify: Over 400 Arrested In Crackdown On Anti-Russia Sentiment

11 Dec 2024

Georgia protests, which has now lasted for almost two weeks, erupted in response to the Georgian government’s decision to delay the country’s bid to join the European Union. These demonstrations have been met with a heavy police response, resulting in over 400 arrests, with approximately 30 individuals facing criminal charges...

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Zelenskyy Imposes Sanctions On Georgian Officials, Accusing Them Of Pro-Russian Actions

Zelenskyy Imposes Sanctions On Georgian Officials, Accusing Them Of Pro-Russian Actions

05 Dec 2024

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced on Thursday that he had imposed sanctions on 19 individuals, including former Georgian Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili and several key figures in Georgia's government. The move follows escalating tensions between Georgia's ruling party and its opposition, who accuse the government of increasingly authoritarian and pro-Russian...

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Tensions Boil Over In Tbilisi: Pro-EU Protests Met With Tear Gas And Water Cannons

Tensions Boil Over In Tbilisi: Pro-EU Protests Met With Tear Gas And Water Cannons

02 Dec 2024

Georgia police in capital deployed water cannons and tear gas early Monday to disperse protesters opposing the government’s decision to pause talks on joining the European Union. Several demonstrators were detained during the clashes, as per the Russian news agencies. For days, thousands of Georgians have been rallying against the...

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Piyush Goyal Voices Disappointment Over the EU’s CBAM and Deforestation Regulation

Piyush Goyal Voices Disappointment Over the EU’s CBAM and Deforestation Regulation

28 Nov 2024

Union Minister Piyush Goyal has strongly opposed the European Union's (EU) green economy regulations, arguing that they are unjust and violate the principle of "Common but Differentiated Responsibilities" (CBDR). Speaking at a press conference in Delhi on Thursday, Goyal criticized the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and the EU...

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EU Transfers 1.5 Billion Euros From Frozen Russian Assets To Ukraine

EU Transfers 1.5 Billion Euros From Frozen Russian Assets To Ukraine

26 Jul 2024

European Union has transferred 1.5 billion euros in proceeds from frozen Russian assets to Ukraine, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced on the social media platform X on Friday. "Today we transfer 1.5 billion euros in proceeds from immobilized Russian assets to the defense and reconstruction of Ukraine....

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EU Strips Hungary Of Role To Host Foreign And Defence Ministers Meeting

EU Strips Hungary Of Role To Host Foreign And Defence Ministers Meeting

23 Jul 2024

EU foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, has removed Hungary's right to host the upcoming meeting of EU foreign and defence ministers due to the country's controversial stance on the war in Ukraine. The decision follows Hungary's recent assumption of the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, a...

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EU And Serbia Sign Battery Materials Deal Amidst Controversy

EU And Serbia Sign Battery Materials Deal Amidst Controversy

19 Jul 2024

The European Union and Serbia are set to finalize a deal on battery materials during a "critical raw materials summit" on Friday. The summit in Belgrade will be attended by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic, and European Commission Vice-President Maros Sefcovic. The memorandum of understanding is a...

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EU Officials Boycott Hungary’s Meetings Amid Pro-Russian Diplomacy

EU Officials Boycott Hungary’s Meetings Amid Pro-Russian Diplomacy

16 Jul 2024

Top EU officials will boycott informal meetings hosted by Hungary during its EU rotating presidency, following Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's unauthorized meetings with foreign leaders about Ukraine. This decision, announced by European Commission spokesperson Eric Mamer on Monday, reflects the growing frustration among European partners. The European Commission president,...

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