EU pledges 7.7 bln euros for world needs in 2024 including Gaza
The EU on Monday pledged to spend an initial 7.7 billion euros on humanitarian aid in 2024
EU adopts 12th package of sanctions against Russia
EU adopts 12th package of sanctions against Russia
Zimbabwe-EU relations turn sour over elections final report
EU Observer Mission accuses Zimbabwean government of blocking the presentation of its final report
EU ministers seek long-stalled migration deal
Home affairs ministers from the European Union’s 27 member states gathered on Thursday to try get
Sudan evacuations speed up during fighting lull
European nations, China and others from around the world raced to extract thousands of their
‘EU is putting draconian measures on South African citrus’
The Citrus Growers Association of South Africa has requested Trade and Industry Minister, Ebrahim
EU to continue giving technical support to troops deployed in northern Mozambique
EU Commission vice-President Josep Borrell says they will continue to give technical support to
EU drug regulator decides ongoing antibiotic shortage not a ‘major event’
Europe’s drug regulator has decided not to label the ongoing shortage of antibiotics in the
European shares dip as media stocks slide, Fed worries resurface
European shares slipped on Thursday as media stocks were weighed by declines in British education
Italy wants EU to follow its lead on mandatory COVID tests for China arrivals
Italy expects and hopes that the European Union will follow its lead on imposing mandatory COVID
EU should put Twitter under direct supervision after missteps: German official
A senior German official said on Thursday Twitter should join other tech firms’ in being directly
EU condemns death sentences for two women in Iran
The European Union on Tuesday condemned the death sentences imposed by Iran on two women, Elham
EU to consult on making Big Tech contribute to telco network costs
The European Union’s executive body will launch a consultation early next year on whether tech
EU looks to replace gas from Russia with Nigerian supplies
The European Union is seeking additional gas supplies from Nigeria as the bloc prepares for
Scholz backs giving ‘realistic chance’ to Western Balkans on EU membership bid
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz promised to help the Western Balkans to reinvigorate their
EU announces R168 million donation to eradicate child labour in agriculture sector
The European Union (EU) has announced a R168 million donation towards the eradication of child
EU donates R168 million towards eradication of child labour
The European Union (EU) has announced a 10 million euro or R168 million donation towards the
EU’s Borrell says coordinator trip to Iran was positive
The EU’s foreign policy chief said on Friday that he believed a trip to Tehran by his coordinator to
Ukraine seeks ‘ruinous’ sanctions on Russia as Europe hesitates
Ukraine wants sanctions that are economically destructive enough for Russia to end its war after
EU leaders arrive for Versailles summit dominated by Ukraine
The European Commission aims to double the EU’s military aid to Ukraine and has proposed earmarking