Agreement on Greener Distribution of EU Agricultural Subsidies

Agreement on Greener Distribution of EU Agricultural Subsidies

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The EU countries and the European Parliament have agreed on distributing hundreds of billions in agricultural subsidies for the coming years.   The agreement, which took three years to come, is intended to make European agriculture more climate and environmentally friendly. EU agricultural subsidies should be used more to encourage […]

Trial Begins Against Belarus Opposition Leader's Husband

Trial Begins Against Belarus Opposition Leader’s Husband

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The trial of the husband of Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya has begun. Sergei Tikhanovski was arrested last year for disturbing public order shortly after announcing his 2020 presidential election. He faces a 15-year prison sentence.   The famous blogger is known as a critic of President Alexander Lukashenko. According […]

The European Commission Starts Research into Google's Online Advertisements

The European Commission Starts Research into Google’s Online Advertisements

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The European Commission opens a formal investigation into possible anticompetitive behaviour by Google. This mainly concerns the online advertising technology that the American company uses.   The EU wants to know whether Google has violated European competition rules by prioritizing its own services over those of competitors. Brussels is also […]

Agreement on Greener Distribution of EU Agricultural Subsidies

European Union to Impose Sanctions on Belarusian Economy

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European Union governments will impose sanctions on various sectors of the Belarusian economy. This includes industries that are directly related to exports, such as potash fertilizers, potash and petroleum.   86 individuals and entities will also be targeted as the country bloc increases pressure on President Alexander Lukashenko. These include […]

EU: Russian Ban on Navalny Organizations Unprecedentedly Serious

EU: Russian Ban on Navalny Organizations Unprecedentedly Serious

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By banning the anti-corruption organization and political network of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, Russia is going further than ever before, says the European Union.   The ban is “the most serious attempt to date” by the Russian government “to suppress independent political opposition and investigations into corruption”. Brussels sees the […]

Australia Opens Borders to Students and Workers

European Commission Wants to Admit Vaccinated Tourists

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The European Commission wants to allow vaccinated tourists from outside the European Union again.   According to the union’s executive committee, even those who have not yet been vaccinated but come from a country that knows how to curb the coronavirus sufficiently should be able to travel to the EU […]