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European Union energy ministers on Monday discussed how to respond to Russian supply cuts threatening to plunge the EU into an energy crisis.
EU ministers rally to face gas supply challenge after Russian cuts Read More
G7 leaders have expressed serious concern about an announcement by Russia that it could transfer missiles with nuclear capabilities to Belarus.
G7 leaders alarmed over plan to deliver nuclear missiles to Belarus Read More
German Economy Minister, Robert Habeck will declare the alarm level of the country’s gas emergency plan on Thursday, due to an ongoing dispute with Russia, government sources said.
Germany to implement ‘alarm level’ of gas emergency plan Read More
Two Nigerians are accused of plotting to harvest the organs of a child in Britain.
Ekweremadu, wife accused of plotting to harvest child’s organs in Britain Read More
Between 70,000 to 80,000 people were protesting in Brussels city centre on Monday as part of a public strike, Belgian news agency Belga reported, citing police and union estimates.
About 80,000 protest in Belgium as strikes cause air travel chaos Read More
Britain pressed on with its plan to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda on Wednesday despite a last-minute intervention by European judges that grounded the first flight minutes before it was due to depart.
UK insists on deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda despite legal setback Read More
The European Commission is taking fresh legal action against Britain as part of a series of measures in response to the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson’s move to unilaterally scrap parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol, part of the Brexit deal struck with Brussels.
Britain faces new legal action from EU over Brexit deal changes Read More
Britain’s first scheduled flight taking asylum seekers to Rwanda was due to depart on Tuesday, the government, however, warned against last-minute legal challenges.
UK’s first migrant deportation flight to Rwanda set to depart Read More The European Union (EU), is set to buy 110,000 doses of monkeypox vaccine, in a deal signed for the purchase.
EU set to purchase over 10,000 doses of monkey pox vaccine Read More
Austria’s Government introduced a 28 billion euros (29.3 billion dollars) anti-inflation packet on Tuesday, as it seeks to shelter its population from raging price increases.
Austria introduces €28b packages in fight against inflation Read More