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UK Commemorates Five Years Since Departure from the European Union

As the clock struck 11 pm on 31 January 2020, a significant chapter in British history closed when the United Kingdom formally parted ways with the European Union. This momentous decision made the UK the first—and so far only—member state to exit the bloc, reshaping the political landscape of Europe. The departure initiated a "transition period" lasting 11 months, during which the UK continued to participate in the single market and customs union. Yet, it was no longer a voice in the EU's political chambers. The…

Egyptian Foreign Minister Explores Issues with European Council President

In a kaleidoscope of global diplomacy, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration Badr Abdelatty navigated the corridors of power as he conferred with European Council President Antonio Costa in the cosmopolitan heart of Europe, Brussels. They engaged in a tête-à-tête underscoring the instrumental role President Abdel Fatah El-Sisi has played in sculpting the Gaza ceasefire while orchestrating the symphony of peace and stability across the Middle East. Adams' son was quick to recognize Egypt as an indispensable confidant in…

European Lawmakers Endorse Measures Against Russia’s Covert Maritime Operations

Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have taken a decisive step to impose targeted sanctions on what’s often referred to as Russia’s shadow fleet of oil tankers. This fleet has enabled Moscow to continue exporting significant volumes of crude oil and petroleum products, effectively sidestepping the sanctions imposed by the EU, G7, and various international bodies. A growing chorus of concern has emerged regarding these aging, uninsured tankers, with fears that they could trigger ecological disasters, particularly…

European Leaders Rush to Extend Congratulations to Trump

The dawn in Europe brought with it surprising headlines: Donald Trump, the former leader of the United States, seemed set for what could be an unprecedented second chapter in his presidency. This news reverberated across the continent with allies and fellow right-wing leaders offering their congratulations. “Here's to the largest political comeback ever seen across the pond!” exclaimed Hungary’s flamboyant leader Viktor Orbán. He took to social media to shout out President @realDonaldTrump’s incredible win. “The world…

McGrath Endorsed as European Justice Commissioner Following Extended Three-Hour Hearing

Michael McGrath, Ireland's candidate for the European Commission, has received confirmation after a three-hour grilling during a hearing earlier today, as reported by RTÉ News. The backing for his nomination as the European Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, and the Rule of Law comes from most of the major political groups, with only the far-right Europe of Sovereign Nations and the Patriots group withholding their support. This endorsement grants McGrath a solid two-thirds majority from the key committee coordinators. In…

Brighton and Other European Clubs Set Their Sights on Malmö’s Taha Ali Amid Growing Transfer Interest

STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AX) — While many Premier League supporters might not yet be familiar with the name Taha Ali, that is poised to change rapidly. The 26-year-old winger, whose heritage is Somali-Swedish, has electrified the field, significantly contributing to Malmö FF's championship aspirations. His remarkable skills have attracted attention from numerous European clubs, with Brighton leading the pursuit. Observers liken his dazzling footwork and impactful play to that of Riyad Mahrez. Ali made a substantial impact in…

Georgia Prepares for a Pivotal Vote: A Decision Between Russia and the European Union

This Saturday, Georgians will participate in a pivotal election that pits a coalition of pro-Western opposition parties against the ruling party, which has been accused of eroding democratic principles and leaning towards Russia. Brussels has underscored the importance of the October 26th election, emphasizing it as a critical moment for Georgia's emerging democracy and its enduring ambition to join the European Union. Current opinion surveys suggest that opposition parties might secure sufficient votes to form a coalition…

Southern European nations urge for a ceasefire in the Middle East

Leaders from nine Mediterranean countries have united in their plea to halt the ongoing violence in Gaza and Lebanon. In a recent statement, French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni criticized Israeli attacks on UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon, labeling them as "unacceptable." This sentiment was mirrored by Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez. These three nations contribute approximately 2,000 troops to the UNIFIL mission, which reported that Israeli tank fire resulted in injuries…

European Union cuts Kenyan navy funding in Somalia

The European Union cuts Kenya's military funding in Somalia NAIROBI, Kenya - The European Union has cut off Kenya's defense forces Somalia's budget by nearly half, giving further indication of the imminent exit of AMISOM troops from the Horn of Africa nation, which still grapples with the threat of Al-Shabaab. This will pave the way for the exit of FDK troops serving in AMISOM, and subsequent…

Migrants: “We call on the European states to

In a report published on Thursday, July 15, the NGO Amnesty International denies the European Union's cooperation in the treatment of migrants and refugees in Libya. She describes their conditions of detention as "cruel" and accuses the EU of being responsible to the Libyan government for these human rights violations suffered by migrants captured in Libya. Details from Sofia Dagna, Refugee and Migration Administrator at Amnesty International France. .

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