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18/04/2022 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The EU is allocating a further €50 million in humanitarian funding to support the people affected by Russia’s war on

10/01/2022 - By European Views

2021 was a big year for a central pillar of the European Union’s ambition to build a circular economy, with

30/11/2021 - By European Views

It’s usually China, Japan and the US that come to mind first when the issue of overfishing is brought up,

28/11/2021 - By Jakob Weizman

Relations between France and the United Kingdom have reached a dangerous low in the past week after 27 migrants drowned

17/11/2021 - By European Views

The issue of tobacco harm reduction (THR) is not new in Europe, but now it has received support from an

13/10/2021 - By European Views

The news that China lost billions of dollars from closing down coal power plants across its Belt and Road (BRI)

12/10/2021 - By European Views

Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche recently received the breakthrough therapy designation from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its

07/10/2021 - By Ivan Dikov

The legal spat between the EU institutions and Poland has been exacerbated as on Thursday the Polish Constitutional Tribunal ruled

04/10/2021 - By European Views

On Thursday, Slovenia surprised the EU with the announcement that it would suspend the use of the Johnson & Johnson

24/09/2021 - By Ivan Dikov

Without much fanfare earlier this month, Gazprom, the state-owned Russian energy giant and a powerful geopolitical actor for the Kremlin,

29/06/2021 - By Jakob Weizman

With travel restrictions being lifted this summer throughout European countries, the EU is looking to maintain freedom of movement for