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Northern leaders call for stronger EU role in the Arctic amid Russia threat
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Northern leaders call for stronger EU role in the Arctic amid Russia threat

The EU should play a greater role in the Arctic, participants at a summit in Rovaniemi, Finland, urge. Summit host Petteri Orpo warns of Russia
France proposes new social media ban for under-15s
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France proposes new social media ban for under-15s

The latest proposal was seen as restricting children's freedom of expression too much. Now the French president is presenting a new proposal to ban social media for children under 15
Spain Faces Anger Over Whether Migrant Crisis Was a Moroccan Attack
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Spain Faces Anger Over Whether Migrant Crisis Was a Moroccan Attack

Has Morocco attacked Spain, using masses of migrants as weapons? The Spanish government is downplaying the idea that this summer's migrant crisis was a Moroccan plot - but it would not have been the first time, and angry crowds are demanding action.
Svantesson on SD’s promise: Not sure it will work
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Svantesson on SD’s promise: Not sure it will work

If the Tidö parties win the election, L and KD may have to rethink aid, and SD may have to rethink its election promises on cheaper dental care and lower fuel taxes.
EU trade deal with India ready for approval by member states
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EU trade deal with India ready for approval by member states

The EU's trade agreement with India is now ready for approval by member states.
Europe watches Sweden’s election as right-wing influence grows
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Europe watches Sweden’s election as right-wing influence grows

Both the left and the far right in Europe are keeping their fingers crossed ahead of the Swedish parliamentary election. Is Sweden following the EU trend with the far right in government - or going against the grain with a left turn?
EU grants Spain nearly €115 million in emergency aid after Ceuta crisis
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EU grants Spain nearly €115 million in emergency aid after Ceuta crisis

The European Commission is granting Spain almost 115 million euros in emergency aid following the crisis in the exclave of Ceuta at the end of July.
EU and Canada plan deeper partnership on trade, security and defence
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EU and Canada plan deeper partnership on trade, security and defence

The EU and Canada are working to deepen their relationship. A new agreement between the sides will cover everything from trade to security
EU leaders condemn shock at Mladic funeral as Serbia faces criticism over official presence
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EU leaders condemn shock at Mladic funeral as Serbia faces criticism over official presence

The EU leadership is tightening its tone regarding the funeral of war criminal Ratko Mladic in Serbia, after criticism that its language was too evasive.
EU to invest billions in Greenland for internet, housing and tourism
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EU to invest billions in Greenland for internet, housing and tourism

Better internet, more housing and tourism are promised when the EU Commission invests billions in Greenland.
EU summit clash over who should control foreign policy reform
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EU summit clash over who should control foreign policy reform

The EU's foreign policy should become both tougher and faster. The only question is who will decide
How Cork is helping Europe build its semiconductor future
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How Cork is helping Europe build its semiconductor future

Research and innovation are essential to building Europe’s prosperity, urge both the European Commission and the Irish presidency. But it is also important to find - and retain - those who will be responsible for building it
Heatwave deaths hit record levels in Germany and Belgium
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Heatwave deaths hit record levels in Germany and Belgium

Almost twice as many people as before in Germany died from this summer's heatwave. Thousands also died in Belgium
Denmark warns Russia is trying to recruit locals for sabotage and spying
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Denmark warns Russia is trying to recruit locals for sabotage and spying

"Ordinary Danes" could be recruited to spy or set fires. Denmark's security police warn that Russia is going to greater lengths to sabotage and destabilize the country
EU blames Russia for drone attack in Leipzig, vows tougher sanctions and more Ukraine aid
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EU blames Russia for drone attack in Leipzig, vows tougher sanctions and more Ukraine aid

An attack using military equipment, says EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen about Russia’s bomber drones in Germany this summer. The response from the EU will be ambassadors recalled, more sanctions in the pipeline and more air defense for Ukraine
Amanda Lind: Only the Green Party speaks plainly about higher fuel prices
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Amanda Lind: Only the Green Party speaks plainly about higher fuel prices

Spokesperson Amanda Lind wants to get a "kickstart for the climate" if the Green Party takes a seat in government. She does not deny that gasoline will become more expensive in the future, but says this applies regardless of the government
EU Pushes for More Ukraine Aid as Frozen Russian Assets Debate Stalls
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EU Pushes for More Ukraine Aid as Frozen Russian Assets Debate Stalls

After a bloody summer, the EU is urging its member states to provide more support to Ukraine. Sweden is once again hoping to use Russia's frozen billions
EU clears Sweden’s final coronavirus support payment of 3.7 billion kronor
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EU clears Sweden’s final coronavirus support payment of 3.7 billion kronor

The European Commission gives the thumbs up to Sweden's final tranche of the large coronavirus support package. Just over 3
From beer to semiconductors: Cork’s Tyndall Institute powers Europe’s future
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From beer to semiconductors: Cork’s Tyndall Institute powers Europe’s future

Research and innovation are essential to building Europe’s prosperity, urge both the European Commission and the Irish presidency. But it is also important to attract - and retain - those who will be responsible for making it happen
Iceland votes on reopening EU talks in expected close race
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Iceland votes on reopening EU talks in expected close race

Today, Icelanders go to the polls to say yes or no to reopening EU negotiations. But the issue is dividing the country, and it is expected to be a very close race
Poland expects 7.1% budget deficit in 2027, far above EU limit
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Poland expects 7.1% budget deficit in 2027, far above EU limit

The Polish government expects the budget deficit in 2027 to be 7. 1 percent of GDP, according to Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski
Iceland votes on EU talks, raising pressure on Norway
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Iceland votes on EU talks, raising pressure on Norway

This weekend, Iceland will hold a referendum on whether to resume negotiations on EU membership. Polls show a narrow lead for the yes side
Swedish climate scientist Johan Rockström invited to EU Commission seminar on climate plans
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Swedish climate scientist Johan Rockström invited to EU Commission seminar on climate plans

Climate scientist Johan Rockström will be a special guest when the European Commission discusses its plans for the coming year.
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen to visit Greenland with Danish prime minister, Euractiv says
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EU chief Ursula von der Leyen to visit Greenland with Danish prime minister, Euractiv says

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will travel to Greenland on September 6-7, reports news site Euractiv.
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