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Did Hungarian exploding-pager firm lie about EU contracts?
A shady Hungarian firm that supplied exploding pagers to Lebanon said EU institutions were among its other top clients — but its claims have been called into doubt.Read on »
EU has 'learned nothing' from Covid say MEPs, as mpox outbreak grows
The EU has failed to learn the lessons of the Covid-19 pandemic, lawmakers warned on Wednesday as they discussed the bloc’s response to the outbreak of the mpox virus. Read on »
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MEPs call for better disaster response in wake of lethal European floods
MEPs called for a better EU response to natural disasters exacerbated by climate change during a debate in Strasbourg, in the wake of the devastating floods hitting central and eastern Europe.Read on »
Dutch far-right government requests 'mini-Nexit' from EU Migration Pact
The far-right Dutch asylum minister has written to the European Commission requesting an opt-out from the EU Migration Pact.Read on »
Last chance: why EU cannot afford to be silent ahead of Tunisian electionOpinion
Unless it changes course, the EU is about to make the same mistakes in Tunisia that it made in Egypt, writes Amnesty International. On 6 October, Tunisian president Kaies Saied faces re-election — he has already suspended parliament, dismissed the government, taken control of the country, arrested opponents, rewritten the constitution, and restricted media and NGOs.Read on »
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The Orban-Netanyahu mutual support nexus
The parallels between the two leaders can be seen in the campaign to denigrate and delegitimise political opposition and ethnic minorities, attempts to muzzle the independent judiciary, exploitation of religion to promote nationalism, and efforts to co-opt extreme rightwing parties.Read on »
Wolf in sheep's clothing? The two faces of the Russian Orthodox ChurchFeature
The Russian Orthodox Church looks tamer inside the EU than it does in Russia — but the Kremlin’s weaponisation of religion has made it a security concern. Read on »
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