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Germany Received 100,000 ‘Irregular Migrants’ in Jan – Sep 2018, Fewer than Projected
Reports had projected a total of 220,000 migrant arrivals in Germany in 2018.
Dutch EU Commissioner Timmermans Seeks Leftist Nomination for Commission President – Report
Timmermans will be competing for the Socialist nomination with Slovakia's EU Commissioner Maros Sefcovic.
EU States Agree 35% Cut to Car Emissions by 2030 after Alarming UN Climate Change Report
The compromise carbon dioxide reduction target has been set after over 13 hours of talks in Luxembourg.
France Sees Mass Street Protests against Macron’s Disputed Social Reforms
Between 160,000 and 300,000 protesters have marched across France.
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EU Council Takes Decision for Signing Trade Agreement with Japan
The Council of the European Union has taken the decision to sign the long-negotiated Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) with Japan.
Merkel Snubs Trump’s View of EU as ‘Foe’, Says US – German Friendship ‘under Pressure’
German Chancellor Angela Merkel has rejected US President Donald Trump’s perplexing notion of the EU as a “foe” to America because of its trade policies.
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EU Must Adopt ‘EU English’ as Its Official Working Language after Brexit. Here’s Why
The UK’s bewildering decision to leave the European Union, the so-called Brexit, has so many unimaginable ramifications that for decades UK and EU citizens will keep discovering new ones, and the fate of the English language, including the likely rise of “EU English”, is just one of them.
EU Citizens: What Settled Status after Brexit Really Means – Legal Expert Explains
The process for approximately 3.5m EU citizens currently living in the UK to apply for a new “settled status” after Brexit has now become clearer, after the Home Office published details of the scheme. But there are still some issues that EU citizens will need to watch out for.
Russia Hit with Sanctions Extension by EU over Crimea Annexation in 2014
European Union foreign ministers have extended economic sanctions against Russia over its annexation of Crimea four years ago.
Europe’s Russia Dilemma Is Older and Deeper than It Seems
The conflict in Ukraine effectively began between 6.30pm and 8.30pm on November 28 2013.
