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EU's Horizon-suspension sanction for Israel 'a bad joke', says Borrell
Suspending Israel's access to the bloc’s Horizon research programme is a “bad joke” in the face of the atrocities unfolding in Gaza, the EU's former chief diplomat Josep Borrell told EUobserver during an interview in Madrid.
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EU's Horizon-suspension sanction for Israel 'a bad joke', says BorrellInterview
Suspending Israel's access to the bloc’s Horizon research programme is a “bad joke” in the face of the atrocities unfolding in Gaza, the EU's former chief diplomat Josep Borrell told EUobserver during an interview in Madrid. Read on »
Three reasons why EU has strategic interest in fair election in Moldova this SeptemberOpinion
On 28 September, parliamentary elections will be held in Moldova. While this may seem like a minor event on the EU’s periphery, its implications for Europe’s security and political cohesion are far-reaching.Read on »
EU sets October date for delayed 'fingerprint' Schengen entry scheme
Travellers to the EU will need to provide fingerprints and facial images when they enter the Schengen area as part of a new entry/exit system that will come into force on 12 October. But EU border officials say that the system will be gradually phased in over six months. Read on »
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Russia’s war crimes in Ukraine: the ultimate reality check for international lawAnalysis
In 2025, the continued imprisonment of Ukrainian OSCE staff also reveals something strikingly profound about the state of international law: international institutions meant to safeguard it are not even able to protect their own staff.Read on »
EU and Africa to ramp up Mpox testing
The European Commission and the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) have launched plans to ramp up testing for Mpox as African states struggle to increases vaccination and testing rates. Read on »
Listen: Ukraine backtracks on anti-corruption bill after public outcryPodcast
In this episode, Evi Kiorri explores Ukraine’s parliamentary vote to reverse a controversial law that undermined key anti-corruption bodies, as president Zelenskyy rushes to rebuild public trust and reassure international allies under mounting EU pressure and widespread protests.Read on »
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No EU majority yet for suspending Israel from Horizon programme
EU member states failed to agree on suspending Israel's access to the bloc’s Horizon research programme during a meeting on Tuesday — despite growing criticism over Israel’s military actions in Gaza.Read on »
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