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Fears of a breakdown in public support for ­Ireland’s response to the Ukrainian refugee crisis ­prompted ministers to slash social welfare and limit accommodation for new arrivals fleeing the war, the Irish Independent can reveal.

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Foreign Minister Kuleba says common challenges include 'countering hybrid warfare, disinformation, manipulation and foreign interference'

The cost of inaction in Türkiye-EU relations underscores the urgent need for renewed engagement.

ALBAWABA – The EU earlier this week issued an AI law for the purpose of regulating and governing AI implementations within its jurisdiction.

Chois total pay jumped from about $670,000 to about $1 million in the past three years.

ESG funds with an estimated $5 trillion in assets have increased their exposure to the oil and gas industry over the past two and a half years.

ALBAWABA – German Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition has reached a last-minute deal to end Germany’s budget crisis, news agencies reported Wednesday

President of the European Council, Charles Michel, calls on the leaders of the European Union to make "bold decisions" and agree to start membership negotiations with Ukraine, as well as to continue financial and military support.

Bulgaria, employing the temporary exception made for specifically for it, buys Russian oil above the price ceiling established by the EU on a legal basis, European Commission (EC) representative Daniel Sheridan Ferrie said.