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3 days ago
UK lawmakers have raised concern about that a new agreement on the border between Gibraltar and Spain could amount to a “Northern Ireland Protocol 2.0” by giving sweeping powers to EU border officials. 
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European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen allocated a €5.2m campaign contract to a German communication agency which, according to sources close to the European People’s Party, lacks sufficient capacity to manage the campaign — just a month before the elections.
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The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) says the Eurovision flag policy will be reviewed ahead of next year's song contest in Switzerland.
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Annual meeting of the foreign ministers of the Council of Europe

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Ukraine peace summit

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Pollwatch: Analysing projected support for political groups ahead of June

12 days ago
In this second edition of Pollwatch, EUobserver looks into the projected support for different political groups ahead of June's election.
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EU fossil-fuel generation 'at lowest level ever'

3 days ago
For the first time, the EU sourced less than a quarter of its power generation from gas, coal, and oil, accounting for only 23 percent, according to the energy think tank Ember.
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Orbán-backed think-tank courts farmers linked to far-right ahead of elections

11 days ago
An oil-funded think-tank backed by Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán is involved in organising widespread farmer protests in the run-up to the EU elections, DeSmog can reveal.
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