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EU and Armenia forge closer ties with new connectivity deal and security cooperation

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  The European Union and Armenia have taken a significant step forward in their relationship, holding their first-ever summit in Yerevan....
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EU and Japan deepen tech alliance with new push on AI, data and chips

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EU power bills hold steady in 2025, but taxes push costs slightly higher

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  Household electricity prices across the EU barely budged in 2025—but that doesn’t mean consumers got relief. In fact, while underlying...
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New EU vehicle inspection rules aim for safer roads without extra burden

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  Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have outlined updated rules for vehicle inspections across the EU, focusing on safety improvements,...
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EU recovery fund tops €400 billion as Germany and Slovakia receive new payments

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EU gas bills climb again in late 2025 as price gaps between countries persist

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EU Parliament calls for tougher laws and stronger platform accountability to tackle cyberbullying

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EU Parliament condemns rights abuses in Haiti, China and Venezuela in strongly worded resolutions

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Poland revives tank manufacturing with new K2 production deal with South Korea

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  Poland is set to restart domestic tank production for the first time in nearly two decades after state-owned defence manufacturer Bumar-Łabędy...
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EU and Armenia forge closer ties with new connectivity deal and security cooperation

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  The European Union and Armenia have taken a significant step forward in their relationship, holding their first-ever summit in Yerevan....
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EU and Japan deepen tech alliance with new push on AI, data and chips

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  The European Union and Japan are stepping up their digital partnership, agreeing on a fresh set of actions to strengthen cooperation...
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EU power bills hold steady in 2025, but taxes push costs slightly higher

EU power bills hold steady in 2025, but taxes push costs slightly higher EU power bills hold steady in 2025, but taxes push costs slightly higher
  Household electricity prices across the EU barely budged in 2025—but that doesn’t mean consumers got relief. In fact, while underlying...
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New EU vehicle inspection rules aim for safer roads without extra burden

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  Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have outlined updated rules for vehicle inspections across the EU, focusing on safety improvements,...
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EU recovery fund tops €400 billion as Germany and Slovakia receive new payments

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  The European Commission has released another €5.85 billion in funding to Germany and Slovakia through its Recovery and Resilience Facility...
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EU gas bills climb again in late 2025 as price gaps between countries persist

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  Household gas prices across the European Union rose in the second half of 2025, continuing a pattern of seasonal ups and downs that had...
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EU Parliament calls for tougher laws and stronger platform accountability to tackle cyberbullying

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  The European Parliament is urging the European Union to take more decisive and coordinated action against cyberbullying, calling for...
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EU Parliament condemns rights abuses in Haiti, China and Venezuela in strongly worded resolutions

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  The European Parliament has adopted three separate resolutions expressing deep concern over deteriorating human rights situations in...
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Poland revives tank manufacturing with new K2 production deal with South Korea

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  Poland is set to restart domestic tank production for the first time in nearly two decades after state-owned defence manufacturer Bumar-Łabędy...
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