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Deal is “one of the most far-reaching” says EU Commission, but fears over lax regulation mean it isn’t as comprehensive as once hoped.

From an unenforced oil price cap to rogue countries teaming up, Moscow is exploiting the West’s weaknesses.

Jan Lipavský says the deaths underscore that diplomats work ‘in extremely difficult conditions and often in isolation from family.’

With no ‘clarity and and concrete detail’ on neutral athletes model, Russians and Belarusians shouldn’t be allowed in, countries say.

In a letter to EU diplomats, Tehran claims ‘bilateral relations may not survive’ as the EU moves to penalize Iran for killing protesters.

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Travelers arriving from green listed countries don’t need to self-isolate but must get tested for coronavirus.

Hungary was unable to reach a deal with Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein over how grants would be disbursed.

EU citizens in Britain and Brits in four EU countries must apply for residence status by June 30.

Prince Emanuel von und zu Liechtenstein accused of killing a brown bear nicknamed Arthur.

President Joe Biden is expected to release his first batch of political nominees for ambassadorships in the coming weeks. “Right now, every post has significance,” a former officer warns.

NGOs say the royal killed a 17-year-old brown bear in an act of trophy hunting.

The scheme was originally set to run until the end of March.

So far, the coronavirus hasn’t run amok in prisons, which probably is due to the stringent measures implemented. But that crackdown has come at a price.

‘No other choice but to act,’ says Valdis Dombrovskis.

A slew of new committees are needed as the Brexit war becomes a battle for the peace.

The EU is hunting for a way out of the Energy Charter Treaty.

In 2019, 32 European countries received one third of global asylum requests.

The coronavirus pandemic should have been a moment for global action. Instead, the UN is riven with dissension and self-doubt, and countries are going their own way.

Iceland’s prime minister says ‘we would be happy to talk’ with the UK.

The agreement ‘broadly mirrors’ the arrangements agreed with the EU.

In total, the offer will apply to around 20,000 people in the U.K. and a similar number of British citizens living abroad.

‘All companies, big or small, multinational or not, should pay their fair share of tax.’

US president also picks envoys to Croatia, Estonia and Switzerland.