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Government Calls on Brussels to Pick Up Border Protection Tab

Hungary Today 30 Apr 2024

Finance Minister Mih�ly Varga has invited the EU Budget Commissioner to Hungary’s southern border, revealed a recent report by Index ... EU Officials Debate Hungary's Role after Migration Pact Vote.

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Why Macron wants to give nukes to the EU

The Spectator 30 Apr 2024

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Apple’s iPad hit by EU’s digital dominance rules

GDN Online 29 Apr 2024

The EU’s decision to draw iPad under the scope of the DMA will ensure that fairness and competition are preserved, EU competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager said in a statement.

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EU says Apple iPad operating system to face stricter rules

Independent online (SA) 29 Apr 2024

"Today's decision will ensure that fairness and contestability are preserved also on this platform, in addition to the 22 other services we designated last September," the EU's competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, said.

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Apple iPad operating system to face stricter rules, EU says

Khaleejtimes 29 Apr 2024

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Multiple Chinese companies report worsening EU business environment

ECNS 28 Apr 2024

Chinese companies have called on the EU side to provide a fair and transparent business environment for foreign businesses operating in its market, recognizing the positive contribution of foreign ...

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EU Refugee And Asylum Pact: Balancing Security And Human Rights In Europe

OWP 28 Apr 2024

By promoting human dignity, fairness, and due process, as well as encouraging true responsibility-sharing and international cooperation, the EU may establish a more effective and compassionate response to migration and asylum issues.

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There is no doubt that the EU is getting transformed into a defence union – ...

The Malta Independent 28 Apr 2024

PL MEP Alfred Sant believes that the EU is getting transformed into a defence union ... Today it is fair to say that we are net contributors to EU funds, though by amounts, that for other member states, are insignificant.

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Eastern European countries continue wait for EU acceptance

RTE 28 Apr 2024

a golden can of beef, with an EU flag emblazoned on it ... Is it fair, reasonable or ethical for the EU to make the country wait another decade, or longer, before delivering on its promise of EU membership?.

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Ireland will not provide 'loophole' for UK migration challenges - Harris

RTE 28 Apr 2024

Legislation is to be introduced at Cabinet on Tuesday in response to a recent High Court ruling that Ireland's designation of the UK as a "safe third country" for returning asylum seekers, in the context of the Rwanda plan, is contrary to EU law.

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Chinese green imports

The Irish Times 27 Apr 2024

A chara, – John FitzGerald’s assessment of the potential impact on the EU of Chinese green imports (“We should not fear cheap green Chinese technology”, Business, April 26th) misses the point.

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New quarantine scheme could reduce risk of rabies reintroduction in the EU following Russian invasion, ...

Phys Dot Org 26 Apr 2024

Rabies is a major concern to both human and animal health, with rabies in dogs and cats widespread in Eastern Europe, and there are concerns the war in Ukraine could pose a greater risk of rabies being reintroduced to the European Union (EU).

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European Parliament approves platform worker directive

Computer Weekly 26 Apr 2024

“With this directive, up to 40 million platform workers in the EU will have access to fair labour conditions ... “This is the first-ever piece of EU legislation to regulate algorithmic management in the ...

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China ‘gravely concerned’ over EU raids on security equipment company

Al Jazeera 25 Apr 2024

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China demands end to business discrimination by EU

ECNS 25 Apr 2024

According to the statement, this action disrupts fair market competition and significantly undermines the confidence of all foreign companies operating in Europe, signaling a deterioration in the EU's ...