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Fears Keir Starmer Will Turn Elgin Marbles Into ‘political Pawns’ to Surrender to Greece

Posted by Nijaz Emre
12 months ago

Greek hopes the Labour leader could hand back the priceless artefacts as Prime Minister have sparked a furious backlash. Sir Keir Starmer has been warned...

Can Europe’s Global Gateway Out-rival China’s Belt and Road?

Posted by Alara Burcu
12 months ago

This week the EU invited 16 leaders from the developing world to mark the first Global Gateway forum – Brussels’ answer to China’s Belt...

European Stocks Close Lower; Siemens Up 6% on Earnings, Burberry Down 11% as Luxury Spending Slows

Posted by Adem Hosmunt
12 months ago

European markets closed lower on Thursday amid a cooling of the positive sentiment seen earlier in the week after the release of positive data...

EU-Tajikistan: 10th Cooperation Committee held in Brussels

Posted by Okan Afshin
12 months ago

The European Union and the Republic of Tajikistan held their tenth annual Cooperation Committee meeting on 27 November in Brussels. The meeting took place...

Rick Steves’ Europe: the Gravity of War Can Be Felt at Verdun in France

Posted by Nuray Isra
12 months ago

The battlefields of Verdun in France provide a poignant tribute to the 800,000 casualties suffered there. World War I, once heralded as “the war...

Antibiotic Consumption in Europe Rebounds to Pre-pandemic Levels

Posted by Hamza Alp
12 months ago

This year’s European Antibiotic Awareness Day (EAAD) focuses on the targets outlined in the 2023 Council Recommendation to step up efforts in the European...

How Israel-Hamas War is Impacting State of India-Middle East-Europe Corridor

Posted by Hamza Alp
12 months ago

The state of war in Israel has cast its shadow on the ambitious India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), announced last month by the leaders...

Northrop Pushes Battle Command Tool to a Missile-defense Hungry Europe

Posted by Hosmunt Bayram
12 months ago

WARSAW, Poland, and COLOGNE, Germany — As European nations rush to buy interceptors, launchers and radars for missile defense, U.S. contractor Northrop Grumman sees...