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Articles with tag "European Union"
Moldova Uncovers ’Unprecedented’ Pro-Russia Vote Rigging
The scheme is said to include more than 100,000 people with the right to vote in Moldova.
EU Moves to Sanction Russia Over Hybrid Attacks
The move will allow the EU to impose visa bans and asset freezes on those responsible for the attacks.
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EU Claims 'Credible Information' Iran Sent Ballistic Missiles to Russia
Brussels warned of new sanctions on Tehran if the deliveries were confirmed.
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Germany Accuses Russia’s GRU Military Intelligence of Cyberattacks on NATO, EU
Germany’s BfV said unit 29155 of Russia’s GRU “carried out cyberattacks and other reconnaissance activities against targets in NATO and EU countries...
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EU Warns Serbia Over Close Ties With Moscow After Deputy PM Meets With Putin
Serbia's Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandar Vulin described his country as an "ally of Russia" when he met with the Kremlin leader this week.
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Hungary Dismisses EU ‘Hysteria’ Over Visa Rules for Russians
Previously only available to Ukrainian and Serbian citizens, Hungary's national card system was extended to eight countries, including Russia and Belarus...
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Hungary’s Visa Rules Raise Fears of Russian Espionage in EU
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban signed a decree earlier this month to extend its fast-track visa scheme to eight countries, including Russia and...
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EU Transfers $1.6 Billion Raised From Russian Assets for Ukraine
EU member states agreed to use the profits from frozen Russian Central Bank assets to help arm Ukraine and fund its reconstruction.
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3 EU Citizens Detained at Russian Spaceport
Two Dutch citizens and a Belgian "were arrested on Tuesday for unlawfully entering the territory of Baikonur," a Russian military court spokesperson said...
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Hungary’s Orban Tells EU that Putin, Xi Expect Ukraine Talks by End of 2024 – El Pais
Orban has sparked the ire of the EU and the United States with his self-described peace mission to Ukraine, Russia and China.
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Georgia’s EU Accession Frozen, Says Brussels’ Envoy to Tbilisi
“It is sad to see EU-Georgia relations at such a low point, when they could have been at an all-time high,” Ambassador Pawel Herczynski said.
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Poland, Baltics Urge EU to Strengthen Eastern Borders
The four countries warned that the EU was the target of "an unprecedented range of hybrid attacks perpetrated by Russia and its proxies."
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EU Toughens Sanctions on Belarus to Tackle Evasion
Officials say Belarus has acted as a backdoor to get sanctioned products from the bloc into Russia, as they could be officially exported to Belarus.
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EU Sanctions Russian Pro-War Pop Star Shaman
Brussels accused the performer of taking steps that undermine or threaten Ukraine's territorial integrity and independence.
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EU Targets Russia's LNG Sector in New Sanctions Package
"This hard-hitting package will further deny Russia access to key technologies," EU chief Ursula von der Leyen said.
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Exiled Kremlin Critics Urge EU to Welcome Skilled Russians to 'Bleed' Putin Regime
"One less engineer is one less missile flying in the direction of Ukraine," opposition activist and former State Duma lawmaker Dmitry Gudkov said.
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EU Approves 'Prohibitive' Tariffs on Russian Grain Imports
The measure will "tackle illegal Russian exports of stolen Ukraine grain into EU markets," the bloc's trade commissioner said.
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New Searches at EU Parliament in Russia Meddling Probe
The reported target of the raids is a former assistant to EU lawmaker Maximilian Krah of the far-right Alternative for Germany party.
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EU Condemns Georgia After Police Clash With Protestors in Tbilisi
"Georgia is an EU candidate country, I call on its authorities to ensure the right to peaceful assembly," EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said.
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Armenia’s Envoy to the EU: ‘It Hurts to See How Moscow-Led Security Bloc Has Screwed Us’
Armenia, unhappy with Russia's waning role as a security guarantor, is seeking to strengthen its partnerships with the EU and the U.S.
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