Tag: eu
EU says Belarus’ Lukashenko not legitimate president
President Alexander Lukashenko is not the legitimate president of Belarus, the European Union said on Thursday.
EU said his abrupt swearing-in on Wednesday went directly...
EU oil trading units provide buffer for Q2
The trading units of European oil and gas majors have shielded their second-quarter results from the full force of the corona-induced collapse in demand...
Funding for CSOs inhibited by lack of public trust – EU...
Civil society organisations (CSOs) have been counselled to build public trust, in order to easily raise funds to implement their programmes.
The advice was given...
Refrain from drilling in the Mediterranean, Germany warns Turkey
Turkey must stop drilling for natural resources in waters in the eastern Mediterranean if there is to be progress in EU-Turkey ties, German Foreign...
€13billion tax order: EU’ll continue to seek payment from Apple
EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager vowed on Wednesday to continue her fight against tax measures used by multinationals despite a setback dealt by Europe’s...
Libya cease-fire not in interest of Accord Govt, Turkey insists
Turkey dismissed prospects of any imminent ceasefire in Libya on Monday, saying any deal incorporating the conflict’s existing frontlines would not benefit the Ankara-backed...
Sweden mulling action against China over ‘security law’ in Hong Kong
Sweden said on Monday it supported Franco-German efforts for a robust response to China’s new security law on Hong Kong, joining Denmark and the...
EU, UN slates Mali govt for shooting at protesters
The United Nations and the European Union on Monday condemned the Malian government’s use of lethal force during protests calling for President Ibrahim Boubacar...
EU boss expecting ‘slimmer budget’ for economic recovery
European Council President Charles Michel is due to propose a smaller 2021-27 EU budget than previously envisaged, officials said on Friday, in a bid...
EU approves COVID-19 fund for Germany
The European Commission has given its approval for Germany’s proposed Economic Stabilisation Fund, the economy and finance ministries in Berlin said on Wednesday.
In a...
NATO: Tension between France, Turkey rise
For France, it was the final straw. For Turkey, it was a misunderstanding. For NATO, it could be a turning point.
The incident unfolded quickly...
COVID-19: Gilead’s anti-viral gets EU conditional approval
The European Commission said on Friday it had given conditional approval for the use of antiviral remdesivir in severe COVID-19 patients following an accelerated...
Wirecard: Police invade HQ in Munich, others
Police and public prosecutors raided Wirecard’s headquarters in Munich and four properties in German and Austria on Wednesday as they widened their investigation into...
EU, UK making ‘little progress’ over future relationship
The European Union and Britain have made “very limited” progress in negotiations about their future relationship, German Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday, adding...
EU defends Merck over misleading information
U.S. drugmaker Sigma-Aldrich provided incorrect and misleading information during an antitrust review of its 2015 takeover by Merck KGaA, EU regulators said on Wednesday...
Britain ready to quit EU over undecided future relationships
Britain will be ready to quit its transitional arrangements with the European Union “on Australia terms” if no deal on their future relationship is...
COVID-19: EU, UN hand over essential medical supplies worth $22m to...
The United Nations says it has delivered vital supplies worth 22 million dollars to the Federal Government to help the fight against COVID-19 pandemic...
