Belgian police raid the European Commission in Brussels over 2024 property sale probe
Belgian police have raided the European Commission in search of evidence in an investigation into a large property sale.
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Sweden's Gripen to guard Greenland
Sweden will contribute Gripen aircraft to the new NATO mission Arctic Sentry. Among other things, the aircraft will monitor the airspace over Greenland.
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Ukraine's goal: Knock out 50,000 Russian soldiers a month
Ukraine has a strategic goal of knocking out 50,000 Russian soldiers a month. Russia's losses are increasing, says the new Ukrainian Defense Minister, Mykhailo Fedorov.
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NATO bill for US weapons: $4.5 billion
NATO countries have purchased $4.5 billion worth of American weapons for Ukraine, the U.S. ambassador to NATO said. More purchases are expected.
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Giorgia Meloni - Europe's next queen?
After decades of a shaky economy and weak governments, Italy is emerging as an increasingly important political engine in the EU. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni could become the next EU leader in Brussels.
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SAS plane nearly takes off from wrong runway in life-threatening incident
A SAS flight about to take off at 200 kilometers per hour was forced to abort takeoff after it was discovered the plane was not on a runway. The plane first came to a stop in the grass outside the runway. Passenger Sören Runsteen tells Ekot he felt it throughout his body.
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EU countries agree on 90 billion euro loan to Kyiv
EU member states have now finally agreed on their 90-billion-euro loan to Ukraine.
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EU hopes for trade agreement with Australia
After India and the Mercosur countries in South America, the European Commission is now hoping for a trade agreement with Australia.
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Deport more - the EU's new migration plan
The EU has promised more deportations when it presents a new asylum and migration strategy.
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Kaja Kallas says humanitarian disaster looming in Ukraine
EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas is sharply critical of the Russian "negotiators" who held talks with the US and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi.
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EU says Iran's Revolutionary Guard is a terrorist group
Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard is a terrorist group, the EU says. Those who act through terror must be treated as terrorists, says Foreign Minister Kaja Kallas.
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Warning of fishing chaos over new EU control system to combat illegal fishing
A new control system to combat illegal fishing, introduced at the turn of the year, has created major problems in European ports, the Financial Times reports.
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EU sources say Fico shocked by Trump
Strange behavior by U.S. President Donald Trump has reportedly "shocked" one of his closest supporters in Europe, EU sources claim.
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Rutte will continue to praise Trump
Europe cannot defend itself without the United States, says Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte - and he promises to continue praising President Donald Trump.
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Final goodbye to Russian gas in the EU by November 1, 2027
By November 1, 2027, all Russian natural gas must be removed from the EU.
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Andersson releases book: Fun stuff about me and Zlatan
During his years as national coach, Janne Andersson wrote a diary. This spring, a selection of its contents will be released in book form. "There will be some fun and interesting stuff, like things about me and Zlatan," he says.
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EU opens way for provisional application of Mercosur agreement
The European Commission is opening the way for provisional application of the Mercosur agreement with South American countries, despite opposition from the European Parliament.
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No bazooka from relieved leaders in the EU after Trump backed down on Greenland tariffs
The EU is breathing a sigh of relief after Donald Trump backed down on his tariff threats regarding Greenland - but the EU promises to stand up to future pressure. The EU has the power and the tools to do so, Council President António Costa said after Thursday's summit in Brussels.
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Kristersson: Good that the US backed down - but nothing new
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) welcomes that the U.S. is no longer talking about taking over Greenland by military force. But fundamentally, nothing has changed, he tells TT.
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Kristersson convenes the National Security Council on Saturday
The uncertain global situation has prompted Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) to convene the National Security Council on Saturday.
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Sources: US plans to phase out 200 NATO positions
The United States plans to reduce the number of staff at several NATO command centers in Europe, The Washington Post reports, citing sources.
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