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Belgium faces record budget deficit as political pressure mounts over energy aid

Belgium faces record budget deficit as political pressure mounts over energy aid Belgium faces record budget deficit as political pressure mounts over energy aid
  Belgium has emerged as the eurozone’s weakest fiscal performer in 2025, posting the bloc’s largest budget deficit and intensifying...
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EU asylum applications drop year-on-year despite monthly uptick in early 2026

EU asylum applications drop year-on-year despite monthly uptick in early 2026 EU asylum applications drop year-on-year despite monthly uptick in early 2026
  The number of people seeking asylum in the European Union fell sharply compared with a year earlier, even as applications showed a modest...
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EU funding clash looms over Venice Biennale as Russia’s participation sparks political storm

EU funding clash looms over Venice Biennale as Russia’s participation sparks political storm EU funding clash looms over Venice Biennale as Russia’s participation sparks political storm
  The European Commission has warned it may withdraw millions in funding from the Venice Biennale, escalating tensions over the festival’s...
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EU lawmakers push tougher limits on workplace chemicals to protect millions of workers

EU lawmakers push tougher limits on workplace chemicals to protect millions of workers EU lawmakers push tougher limits on workplace chemicals to protect millions of workers
  In a decisive move to strengthen worker safety across Europe, lawmakers in the European Parliament’s Employment and Social Affairs...
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Over 10,000 Flemish students rely on social assistance as demand continues to rise

Over 10,000 Flemish students rely on social assistance as demand continues to rise Over 10,000 Flemish students rely on social assistance as demand continues to rise
  More than 10,000 students in Flanders are currently receiving social assistance, according to annual figures obtained by VRT NWS. The...
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Berlin pushes $1 billion aid plan as Sudan conflict enters third year

Berlin pushes $1 billion aid plan as Sudan conflict enters third year Berlin pushes $1 billion aid plan as Sudan conflict enters third year
  Germany has pledged an additional €20 million ($23.6 million) in humanitarian assistance to Sudan this year, as Berlin prepares to...
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Portugal requests €5.3 billion in EU aid after devastating of winter storms

Portugal requests €5.3 billion in EU aid after devastating of winter storms Portugal requests €5.3 billion in EU aid after devastating of winter storms
  After months of assessing the destruction caused by a of powerful winter storms, the Portuguese government has formally requested more...
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EU tightens steel trade shield with sharp tariff hike to protect domestic industry

EU tightens steel trade shield with sharp tariff hike to protect domestic industry EU tightens steel trade shield with sharp tariff hike to protect domestic industry
  The European Union is moving decisively to defend its steel sector, agreeing on a significant overhaul of import rules that will sharply...
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Montenegro edges closer to EU membership as Belgium reaffirms strong support

Montenegro edges closer to EU membership as Belgium reaffirms strong support Montenegro edges closer to EU membership as Belgium reaffirms strong support
  Montenegro’s path toward European Union membership received a fresh boost this week as Maxime Prévot, Belgium’s foreign minister,...
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EU extends lifeline as 4.4 million Ukrainians remain under temporary protection

EU extends lifeline as 4.4 million Ukrainians remain under temporary protection EU extends lifeline as 4.4 million Ukrainians remain under temporary protection
  By February 28, 2026, some 4.40 million people who fled Ukraine continued to live under temporary protection across the European Union,...
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Belgium faces record budget deficit as political pressure mounts over energy aid

Belgium faces record budget deficit as political pressure mounts over energy aid Belgium faces record budget deficit as political pressure mounts over energy aid
  Belgium has emerged as the eurozone’s weakest fiscal performer in 2025, posting the bloc’s largest budget deficit and intensifying...
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EU asylum applications drop year-on-year despite monthly uptick in early 2026

EU asylum applications drop year-on-year despite monthly uptick in early 2026 EU asylum applications drop year-on-year despite monthly uptick in early 2026
  The number of people seeking asylum in the European Union fell sharply compared with a year earlier, even as applications showed a modest...
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EU funding clash looms over Venice Biennale as Russia’s participation sparks political storm

EU funding clash looms over Venice Biennale as Russia’s participation sparks political storm EU funding clash looms over Venice Biennale as Russia’s participation sparks political storm
  The European Commission has warned it may withdraw millions in funding from the Venice Biennale, escalating tensions over the festival’s...
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EU lawmakers push tougher limits on workplace chemicals to protect millions of workers

EU lawmakers push tougher limits on workplace chemicals to protect millions of workers EU lawmakers push tougher limits on workplace chemicals to protect millions of workers
  In a decisive move to strengthen worker safety across Europe, lawmakers in the European Parliament’s Employment and Social Affairs...
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Over 10,000 Flemish students rely on social assistance as demand continues to rise

Over 10,000 Flemish students rely on social assistance as demand continues to rise Over 10,000 Flemish students rely on social assistance as demand continues to rise
  More than 10,000 students in Flanders are currently receiving social assistance, according to annual figures obtained by VRT NWS. The...
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Berlin pushes $1 billion aid plan as Sudan conflict enters third year

Berlin pushes $1 billion aid plan as Sudan conflict enters third year Berlin pushes $1 billion aid plan as Sudan conflict enters third year
  Germany has pledged an additional €20 million ($23.6 million) in humanitarian assistance to Sudan this year, as Berlin prepares to...
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Portugal requests €5.3 billion in EU aid after devastating of winter storms

Portugal requests €5.3 billion in EU aid after devastating of winter storms Portugal requests €5.3 billion in EU aid after devastating of winter storms
  After months of assessing the destruction caused by a of powerful winter storms, the Portuguese government has formally requested more...
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EU tightens steel trade shield with sharp tariff hike to protect domestic industry

EU tightens steel trade shield with sharp tariff hike to protect domestic industry EU tightens steel trade shield with sharp tariff hike to protect domestic industry
  The European Union is moving decisively to defend its steel sector, agreeing on a significant overhaul of import rules that will sharply...
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Montenegro edges closer to EU membership as Belgium reaffirms strong support

Montenegro edges closer to EU membership as Belgium reaffirms strong support Montenegro edges closer to EU membership as Belgium reaffirms strong support
  Montenegro’s path toward European Union membership received a fresh boost this week as Maxime Prévot, Belgium’s foreign minister,...
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EU extends lifeline as 4.4 million Ukrainians remain under temporary protection

EU extends lifeline as 4.4 million Ukrainians remain under temporary protection EU extends lifeline as 4.4 million Ukrainians remain under temporary protection
  By February 28, 2026, some 4.40 million people who fled Ukraine continued to live under temporary protection across the European Union,...
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