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19/08/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The European Union has issued a joint statement expressing its deep concern for the plight of Afghan women and girls,

17/08/2021 - By Jakob Weizman

After Afghan President Ashraf Ghani was forced to flee into exile on Sunday as Taliban militants stormed the country’s presidential

12/08/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The EU is calling upon all major economies to increase efforts to combat climate change. The call came in a

09/08/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Scientists are observing changes in the Earth’s climate in every region and across the whole climate system. That’s according to

29/07/2021 - By Thomas Falk

Twenty-five years after France’s last nuclear tests in the South Pacific, President Macron has promised increased compensation for the victims

28/07/2021 - By Thomas Falk

When the US health authorities announced in May that masks were no longer required for corona-vaccinated people, it was considered

23/06/2021 - By Jakob Weizman

The European Union has now eased its restrictions on American travellers for the first time in 15 months, meaning since

14/06/2021 - By Thomas Falk

Relations with China and Russia, the withdrawal from Afghanistan and a new strategic direction: various issues for the one-day NATO

28/05/2021 - By Thomas Falk

Despite apparent supply issues in recent months, the European Union (EU) has approved the export of 100 million Corona vaccine

26/05/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

A survey of nearly 10,000 unvaccinated adults in 15 countries conducted by Ipsos in partnership with the World Economic Forum

21/05/2021 - By Jakob Weizman

On Thursday afternoon this week, the European Parliament met to decide the fate of their monumental economic agreement with China,