EU decision on Russia’s Sputnik V shot ‘impossible’ this year: Source
The EU drug regulator is unlikely to decide whether to approve Russia’s Sputnik V coronavirus
EU urges Tunisia’s president to reopen parliament
The European Union on Tuesday called on Tunisia’s President Kais Saied to restore the democratic
Ties with Mali in jeopardy: European Union
The European Union says ties with Mali could be seriously affected if it allows Russian private
ANALYSIS-Europe’s electric car revolution risks job loss backlash, unions warn
Andrea Knebel has worked at Bosch’s motor assembly plant in Buehl, Germany, for two decades but her
EU privacy watchdogs call for ban on facial recognition in public spaces
Europe’s two privacy watchdogs teamed up on Monday to call for a ban on the use of facial
Britain considers vaccine passports to restart international travel
Britain says it’s looking at easing travel restrictions, including allowing those who had received
EU, US sow seeds for climate cooperation, dodge coal’s end date
The United States and European Union will pledge closer cooperation on fighting climate change at a
EU tells Britain’s Johnson: implement the Brexit deal
The European Union (EU) told British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Saturday that he must implement
Italy to ask EU to pay Libya to stop migrant departures: Newspaper
Italy’s government is set to ask the European Union to pay Libya to stop migrant boats leaving its
EU says willing to give AstraZeneca more time for vaccine deliveries
The European Union is willing to see its COVID-19 vaccine contract with AstraZeneca fulfilled three
Vaccine failures cast shadow over EU summit as COVID-19 surges
European Union (EU) leaders meet on Thursday to discuss a coordinated path out of the COVID-19
WTO chief ‘disappointed’ in EU vaccine export restrictions
The director-general of the World Trade Organisation said on Tuesday she was disappointed in the
EU, US sanctions step up pressure on Myanmar military over coup
The European Union and the United States on Monday imposed sanctions on individuals and groups
European Union prepares sanctions on Myanmar military
The European Union prepared to impose sanctions on 11 people linked to last month’s military coup in
EU rebuffs UK calls to ship AstraZeneca COVID vaccines from Europe
The European Union is rebuffing British government calls to ship AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccines
EU to back vaccine export checks when leaders meet next week: Draft decision
European Union (EU) leaders will endorse prolonged export checks and seek to coordinate an eventual
Western countries step up pressure on Myanmar junta as protesters defy warnings
The European Union said it is considering sanctions on Myanmar while the United States penalised two
Two journalists jailed for two years in Belarus for filming protests
A Belarusian court sentenced two Belarusian journalists from Poland-based TV news channel Belsat to
EU to launch study programme for COVID-19 variants -Von Der Leyen
The European Union will this week kick off a new programme to study mutations in the COVID-19 virus,
EU’s Barnier: UK must accept what Brexit means, deal on N.Ireland
The European Union’s chief Brexit negotiator said Britain must accept the realities of Brexit and it