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#climate-change

EU should ban space mirrors and other solar geoengineering, warn scientists

The European Commission's scientific advisers call for a moratorium on untested solar geoengineering technologies due to uncertainties and potential risks.

EU countries double down on a halt to Syrian asylum claims but will not yet send people back

The importance of ground reporting in crucial socio-political issues is underscored.

EU should ban space mirrors and other solar geoengineering, warn scientists

The European Commission's scientific advisers call for a moratorium on untested solar geoengineering technologies due to uncertainties and potential risks.

EU countries double down on a halt to Syrian asylum claims but will not yet send people back

The importance of ground reporting in crucial socio-political issues is underscored.
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#human-rights

Europe has questions to answer over migrant abuse in Tunisia, say MEPs and activists

The EU must address human rights violations against migrants in Tunisia despite its financial deals aimed at reducing migration.

Taoiseach writes to Attorney General seeking advice on boycotting trade with Israel

Human rights in trade agreements should actively support humanitarian measures, influencing policies towards conflict resolution.
EU must reassess its trade relations with Israel amid ongoing humanitarian concerns.

Six Russian soldiers granted visas to France after fleeing war in Ukraine

Six Russian soldiers granted temporary asylum in France mark a significant first for EU acceptance of war deserters fleeing from Ukraine.

Iran criticises EU shipping sanctions, denies sending missiles to Russia

European sanctions on Iran's shipping and airlines undermine Iranians' fundamental rights and lack legitimacy, according to Iranian officials.

Meloni-themed restaurant opens near asylum-seeker camp in Albania

A restaurant dedicated to Giorgia Meloni opens in Albania near an asylum processing center, reflecting political and cultural intersections in migration policies.

Europe has questions to answer over migrant abuse in Tunisia, say MEPs and activists

The EU must address human rights violations against migrants in Tunisia despite its financial deals aimed at reducing migration.

Taoiseach writes to Attorney General seeking advice on boycotting trade with Israel

Human rights in trade agreements should actively support humanitarian measures, influencing policies towards conflict resolution.
EU must reassess its trade relations with Israel amid ongoing humanitarian concerns.

Six Russian soldiers granted visas to France after fleeing war in Ukraine

Six Russian soldiers granted temporary asylum in France mark a significant first for EU acceptance of war deserters fleeing from Ukraine.

Iran criticises EU shipping sanctions, denies sending missiles to Russia

European sanctions on Iran's shipping and airlines undermine Iranians' fundamental rights and lack legitimacy, according to Iranian officials.

Meloni-themed restaurant opens near asylum-seeker camp in Albania

A restaurant dedicated to Giorgia Meloni opens in Albania near an asylum processing center, reflecting political and cultural intersections in migration policies.
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"EU and States should provide sufficient funding for public transport": the letter by UITP, IRU and partners - Sustainable Bus

Public transport plays a crucial role in achieving the EU's sustainability, economic, and social goals while addressing rising operational challenges.

Malaysia struggles to halt plastic waste imports from Europe DW 10/30/2024

Malaysia continues to be a major importer of EU plastic waste, despite government promises to limit this practice.
#migration

Germany begins expanded border controls to control migration DW 09/16/2024

Germany will monitor all land borders starting September 16, prompting concerns over the integrity of the Schengen Area and migration issues.

Spanish airport under consideration for new migrant arrival centre

Spain is considering using Ciudad Real airport as an emergency migrant reception centre amid EU discussions on managing irregular arrivals.

Germany begins expanded border controls to control migration DW 09/16/2024

Germany will monitor all land borders starting September 16, prompting concerns over the integrity of the Schengen Area and migration issues.

Spanish airport under consideration for new migrant arrival centre

Spain is considering using Ciudad Real airport as an emergency migrant reception centre amid EU discussions on managing irregular arrivals.
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Inside France: Budget blues, Celine Dion and sweary translation fails

France's budget reflects traditional fiscal approaches rather than substantive reform, indicating a struggle to balance spending and efficiency.

EU votes to lower protections for wolves DW 09/26/2024

Wolves in the EU face reduced protections as they are downgraded from 'strictly protected' to 'protected' status due to farmer complaints.

Macron unveils new French government dominated by centrists and conservatives

France's new government, formed under President Macron, is led by conservatives and centrists amid a hung parliament and mounting political tensions.

New center-right government in France announced 2 months after divisive elections

The new French government is dominated by conservatives and centrists, reflecting deep political divisions after recent elections.
#germany

Germany begins conducting checks at all its land borders

Germany has expanded border checks to combat irregular migration, enforcing new measures at borders with five Western European nations.

Germany expands controls at borders to stem irregular migration and extremism risks

Germany's government is strengthening internal security by extending temporary border controls at all land borders in response to irregular migration and threats.

German official says Rwanda deportation plan using UK facilities considered

Germany proposes utilizing Rwandan asylum facilities for EU refugees.
The aim is to address undocumented migration amid rising far-right sentiment.

Germany begins conducting checks at all its land borders

Germany has expanded border checks to combat irregular migration, enforcing new measures at borders with five Western European nations.

Germany expands controls at borders to stem irregular migration and extremism risks

Germany's government is strengthening internal security by extending temporary border controls at all land borders in response to irregular migration and threats.

German official says Rwanda deportation plan using UK facilities considered

Germany proposes utilizing Rwandan asylum facilities for EU refugees.
The aim is to address undocumented migration amid rising far-right sentiment.
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CERN for AI is the EU's 'last chance' to gain on foreign competition

The EU proposes a centralized approach to AI research similar to CERN to enhance competitiveness and innovation.
There is a pressing need for the EU to develop its AI capabilities to avoid falling behind the US and China.

Can Germany live up to its chipmaking ambitions? DW 09/03/2024

EU's commitment to strengthen semiconductor industry exemplified by new chipmaking factory in Germany.

FAI accused of refusing workers right to bargain on wages and conditions amid new EU policy

The FAI must adhere to upcoming EU policy on collective bargaining as a publicly funded organization.

Chinese Automakers Are Already Feeling The Heat From EU-Market Tariffs

The EU adjusted import duties for Chinese cars to manage competition and support local automakers, significantly benefiting Tesla with lower tariffs.
#far-right-parties

European elections on the mainland: Far-right advances, France calls snap general election

Far-right parties gain strength in European elections, raising concerns about driving policy in the EU and implications for future legislation.

What are the EU elections and why do they matter?

European Parliament elections shape EU policy direction.

European elections on the mainland: Far-right advances, France calls snap general election

Far-right parties gain strength in European elections, raising concerns about driving policy in the EU and implications for future legislation.

What are the EU elections and why do they matter?

European Parliament elections shape EU policy direction.
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Sunak not interested' in asylum seeker return scheme with Ireland

UK government refusing asylum seekers through Ireland due to EU policy issues.

They fled Ukraine to the Netherlands. Why are they being expelled?

Thousands of third-country nationals fleeing Ukraine must leave Netherlands by March 4.
The Dutch government is asking this group to leave following a court ruling based on EU policy changes.

Can a divided EU have any meaningful policy on Gaza?

Deep division in the EU on policy towards Israel and Palestine.
Lack of unity in condemning Israel's actions in Gaza.
The war is changing positions and exposing different perspectives within the EU.

Blockchain Friendly Roberta Metsola Reelected as EU Parliament President

Roberta Metsola reelected as President of the European Parliament
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