Katharina Rosskopf
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UK Considers Sending Forces To Gaza To Help Deliver Aid: BBC
The British forces could drive trucks off landing craft along a floating causeway onto a beach and transport goods to a secure distribution area ashore, though no decision has been made, according to the report, which cited unidentified people familiar with the matter.
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UK Considers Sending Forces To Gaza To Help Deliver Aid: BBC
The British forces could drive trucks off landing craft along a floating causeway onto a beach and transport goods to a secure distribution area ashore, though no decision has been made, according to the report, which cited unidentified people familiar with the matter.
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Farmers Surround EU Headquarters As Agriculture Ministers Meet
Farmers honked tractor horns Monday and tried to break through police barriers as they surrounded the main European Union offices in Brussels and demanded more support from the bloc.
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Ukraine Rallies U.S. Support As Germany Rules Out Ammunition Goal
Ukraine is trying to win over doubters in the U.S. to back a fresh push against Russian forces before the presidential polls.
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Suspect Killed After Apparent Terrorist Attack in Brussels
Two people were killed by gunfire in downtown Brussels Monday night and prosecutors are investigating whether there was a terrorist-related motive, according to reports in Belgian media.
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EU Formally Opens Subsidies Probe Into EVs Made In China
The European Union has formally launched an anti-subsidies probe into electric vehicles manufactured in China, setting in motion a one-year investigation that could see provisional measures such as countervailing duties imposed in the next nine months.
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EU Formally Opens Subsidies Probe Into EVs Made In China
The European Union has formally launched an anti-subsidies probe into electric vehicles manufactured in China, setting in motion a one-year investigation that could see provisional measures such as countervailing duties imposed in the next nine months.
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EU Sets Gas-Price Cap At €180 In Effort To Stem Crisis
European nations reached a deal, ending months of political wrangling over whether to intervene in an energy crisis.
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In Europe, Companies Will Have to Disclose Gender Pay Gap in Bid to End Pay Inequality
Across the EU, women on average earn 13% less than their male counterparts, according to data published by Eurostat.
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Holzmann Says 100 Basis-Point ECB Hike 'Currently Too Much'
Robert Holzmann said officials are ready to raise borrowing costs to levels that may hamper economic growth.
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Ukraine Wins Crucial Nod On Long Path To EU Membership
European Union leaders granted Ukraine candidate status in a historic step for the war-torn nation.
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EU Joined by 13 Countries in High Seas Treaty: Ouest-France
EU Joined by 13 Countries in High Seas Treaty: Ouest-France
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Malta’s Roberta Metsola Tapped to Lead European Parliament
Malta’s Roberta Metsola Tapped to Lead European Parliament
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EU Edges Closer to Deal on Relaxing Debt Rules Post-Pandemic
EU Edges Closer to Deal on Relaxing Debt Rules Post-Pandemic
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Europe Seeks United Front in Lithuania’s Trade Feud With China
Europe Seeks United Front in Lithuania’s Trade Feud With China
