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European Union to sanction 3 companies accused of Libya arms supplies
European Union has a naval mission operating in waters off Libya which is tasked with policing the embargo and collecting…
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EU condemns new Turkish gas drilling off Cyprus, accusing Ankara of “escalating” tensions
The EU on Friday fired a fresh broadside at Turkey in a rumbling dispute over drilling for gas off Cyprus, accusing…
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Coronavirus: EU urges closing external borders until mid-June
Coronavirus: The European Commission on Friday recommended extending travel restrictions for non-EU nationals at the bloc’s external borders until June…
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Turkey’s vacillation weakening its position
Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan last week paid a one-day visit to Brussels to talk to top officials from the…
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EU tells Turkey’s Erdogan must stop encouraging migrants to cross into Greece
Erdogan sought more European support on Monday over the war in Syria and for hosting millions of refugees, but was told…
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EU agreed to deploy warships to stop the flow of weapons into Libya
EU has agreed to deploy warships to stop the flow of weapons into Libya, as the bloc wound down a military…
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US President Donald Trump fires two witnesses”Alexander Vindman and Gordon Sondland” who testified in impeachment inquiry
US President Donald Trump has dismissed two senior officials who testified against him at his impeachment trial. The US envoy…
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EU chiefs sign Brexit deal ahead of parliamentary vote
Brussels’ two top officials, the presidents of the European Commission and the European Council, signed off on Britain’s EU divorce…
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EU cuts pre-accession aid to Turkey by 75%
EU has cut pre-accession aid to Turkey by 75%, according to a letter sent to the European Parliament by EU foreign affairs commissioner…
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Britain’s new parliament votes on Johnson’s Brexit deal
Britain’s freshly-elected parliament prepared on Friday to move past years of partisan wrangling and initially approve Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s…
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