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Poverty in Flanders falls but nearly 490,000 residents still struggle to make ends meet

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Over half of Europeans skipped public transport in 2024, new data shows

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Nearly 72% of EU citizens use e-government services as digital public services expand across Europe

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European Parliament condemns human rights abuses in Russia, Niger and Georgia

European Parliament condemns human rights abuses in Russia, Niger and Georgia European Parliament condemns human rights abuses in Russia, Niger and Georgia
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Lithuania pushes for Ukraine and Moldova to join the EU by 2030

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EU moves to simplify rules for growing “mid-cap” companies

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European culture ministers push Venice Biennale to exclude Russia amid Ukraine conflict

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EU approves €260 million Belgian state aid for major carbon capture project in Antwerp

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Poverty in Flanders falls but nearly 490,000 residents still struggle to make ends meet

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  Nearly half a million people in Flanders were living below the poverty line in 2024, highlighting that financial hardship remains a reality...
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Over half of Europeans skipped public transport in 2024, new data shows

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  More than half of Europeans avoided public transport in 2024, highlighting significant differences in how people across the EU choose...
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Nearly 72% of EU citizens use e-government services as digital public services expand across Europe

Nearly 72% of EU citizens use e-government services as digital public services expand across Europe Nearly 72% of EU citizens use e-government services as digital public services expand across Europe
  Digital public services are becoming the norm across Europe, with nearly three-quarters of EU residents now interacting with government...
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European Parliament condemns human rights abuses in Russia, Niger and Georgia

European Parliament condemns human rights abuses in Russia, Niger and Georgia European Parliament condemns human rights abuses in Russia, Niger and Georgia
The European Parliament has strongly condemned serious human rights violations in Russia, Niger and Georgia, adopting three separate resolutions...
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Lithuania pushes for Ukraine and Moldova to join the EU by 2030

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  Lithuania has set an ambitious goal of seeing Ukraine and Moldova become members of the European Union by the end of the decade. President...
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EU moves to simplify rules for growing “mid-cap” companies

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  The European Parliament is taking steps to support small companies as they expand, introducing a new category of “small mid-cap”...
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European culture ministers push Venice Biennale to exclude Russia amid Ukraine conflict

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  Several European culture ministers are urging the organisers of the Venice Biennale to bar Russia from participating in the upcoming...
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EU approves €260 million Belgian state aid for major carbon capture project in Antwerp

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Josep Borrell Fontelles, the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy and Vice President of the European Commission, presents his latest book,

"Europe Between Two Wars," offering insights into the EU's foreign policy in 2023.

The year 2023 was marked by two major conflicts in the EU's vicinity. Despite Ukraine's efforts to reclaim half of the territory occupied by Russia in 2022 and reopen the Black Sea, Russian aggression persisted, posing a threat to fundamental principles upheld by the United Nations Charter and the EU's security. In response, the EU intensified its support for Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of its success in safeguarding regional stability.

Additionally, a terrorist attack on October 7 sparked a new conflict in Gaza, raising concerns about regional escalation. The EU took decisive action to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, advocate for the release of hostages, and promote the implementation of a two-state solution as the path to sustainable peace in the region.

Beyond these challenges, various other topics shaped the EU's agenda in 2023, including EU-China relations, coups in the Sahel region, the EU-Latin America summit, European defense initiatives, and the promotion of multilateralism.

"Europe Between Two Wars" compiles a collection of blog posts, op-eds, and speeches by Josep Borrell Fontelles, offering readers a comprehensive overview of the most critical issues in EU foreign and security policy throughout 2023.

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