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Brussels says European industries face an "existential" threat from Chinese competition. The new approach will apply sector-wide protections rather than targeting individual companies or raw materials

“For some, what we are proposing is too much, for others too little,” European Commission President Ursu said, while urging Europe to “do more”

President Zourabichvili and other opponents of the legislation contend that it represents a step backward for the country’s democratic development

Europe sees the assistance as an opportunity for Tunisian 'energy cooperation' and 'addressing migration challenges'

European leaders will meet with Tunisian President Kais Saied, whose country is suffering from a dire financial crisis that has aggravated political tensions

Under the incoming legislation, European Union carbon emissions would be reduced by 62 percent by 2030

The decision came a few hours after TikTok's owner, ByteDance, was told by the United States government to sell the app or face a possible ban in the U.S.

'I believe we have found ways to end the uncertainty... for the people of Northern Ireland,' says UK PM Sunak

'It is up to the candidate countries to reform their economies and institutions,' says Ursula von der Leyen

'To guarantee that our media are able to operate without any interference, be it private or public'

The regulation said that EU countries 'shall use their best efforts' to cut gas consumption

Liudmyla Chudyjovych, a lawyer in Ukraine, considers herself lucky to find a housekeeping job after fleeing

The plan suggests that each member state will reduce its gas use by 15 percent from August 2022 to March 2023

Denmark, France, Ireland, Italy, Malta, the Netherlands, Poland and Portugal were among the opposing states

EU candidacy for country under Russian invasion received the necessary approval from all 27 member states

Some criticize textbooks in West Bank schools for promoting violence and glorifying terrorism

The new proposed sanctions target 58 individuals, including many Russian military personnel

The EU is dependent on Russia for 26 percent of its oil imports

The EU is preparing its sixth package of sanctions on Russia targeting oil, banks, and individuals

'The threshold to genocide is very high... comparing the Holocaust [to the Ukraine war] is problematic'

This comes as the bloc enters a post-emergency phase where mass reporting of cases is no longer necessary

'Given the nature of your responsibilities, you are a potential target'

'The law could be a true game-changer for corporations’ impact on the planet'

Following his election, Sassoli called on the EU to swap warfare and nationalism for peace and equality