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EU Commission Moves to Partially Suspend Israel from Research Fund
The European Commission has announced concerns about the situation in Gaza despite Israel implementing a daily humanitarian pause in the fighting and meeting some commitments. The Israeli Foreign Ministry criticized a proposed suspension of the European Innovation Council (EIC) program, warning it could empower Hamas and jeopardize ceasefire efforts. The suspension targets Israelis participating in…
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Fico Commends Šefčovič for 15% Tax; Opposition Claims Agreement with USA Is Not Successful
Bratislava – Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) commended European Commissioner for Trade Maroš Šefčovič for negotiating a 15% tariff on European goods imported to the USA. However, the Slovak opposition views the tariffs as a failure. They argue that the tariff hikes will particularly harm Slovakia’s automotive sector, diminishing competitiveness and potentially leading to…
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Tara Gins Urges Aalst to Add Women’s Race to Natour
Aalst (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Cyclist Tara Gins from Erpe-Mere is urging Natourcriterium Aalst organizers to include a women’s race, calling for equal opportunities in pro cycling. Tonight’s event is the men’s Natourcriterium. However, Gins laments that Aalst still lacks a women’s Natourcriterium now that the women’s Tour de France has started. The organizer claims…
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Cuts to US Tariffs on British Steel Coming ‘Pretty Soon,’ Says Trump
In response to a question from POLITICO about when the deal would be enforced at a joint press conference with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer in Scotland, Trump stated it would happen “pretty soon.” He added, “You have no idea. These people are tough negotiators. But we’re a big buyer of steel. We’re going to…
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European Peace Mechanism: €15 Million Aid for Albanian Armed Forces
The European Council has sanctioned a second measure of bilateral aid under the European Peace Mechanism, totaling 15 million euros, aimed at enhancing the capabilities and defensive strength of the Albanian Armed Forces. This brings the overall support for Albania to 28 million euros thus far. Silvio Gonzato, the Ambassador of the European Union Delegation…
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Dell’s Involvement in Israel: Contributions to Military and Technology Sectors
The political and ethical ties of large corporations are among the most enduring questions in the current global technology landscape. The links and operations of Dell Technologies, a multinational technology company based in the United States, are frequently addressed regarding the State of Israel. Using information from corporate operations, business alliances, supply chain decisions, humanitarian…
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Trust in Romania’s Justice System Stays in the EU’s Mid-Range Band
Bucharest – Trust in the justice system in Romania continues to align with the average levels seen across European countries, according to measurements for 2025 reported by the Superior Council of Magistracy on Thursday (EU Justice Scoreboard and Eurobarometer on businesses’ perception of the independence of national justice systems in the EU published in July).…
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Study Finds Europeans Indifferent to Democracy
A study released on Monday indicates a growing European disillusionment with democracy. Only 36% of those surveyed consistently support democracy, appreciating voting rights and the importance of checks and balances, as per the survey by the European Movement, which advocates for closer integration and stronger institutions within the bloc. The other 64% of respondents, from…
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St. Gertrude’s Church in Ternat Undergoes €254K Restoration
Ternat (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – St. Gertrude’s Church in Ternat is getting €254,500 in restorations, with €175,000 for its interior. Minister Ben Wets says the 15th‑century Gothic landmark will keep its historic role. As VRT News reported, the St. Gertrude’s Church in Ternat, a municipality in the province of Flemish Brabant, Belgium, is undergoing a…
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Examination of New EU Budget Proposal for Agriculture in Slovenia Continues
Ljubljana – Minister of Agriculture, Forestry and Food Mateja Čalušić emphasizes the need for a careful evaluation of the recent long-term EU budget proposal presented in Brussels. “At this point, it is crucial for our government to prioritize Slovenia’s allocation within national and regional programs, including agriculture, in the ongoing negotiations. I will work to…


