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Kosovo closes two border crossings with Serbia after activists stage blockade
08 September 2024
Northern Kosovo, with a predominantly ethnic Serb population, has long been a flashpoint of tensions between Pristina and Belgrade and the border blockade comes on the same day an EU envoy said both sides should work to normalise relations if they hope to join the bloc.
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Greek PM Mitsotakis announces pension boosts and wage hike in 2024 economic plan
08 September 2024
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis outlined his economic agenda at the Thessaloniki International Fair, focusing on wage growth, employment, and climate challenges.
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Meloni: We must not give up on Ukraine
07 September 2024
Zelenskyy and Meloni discussed Ukraine's immediate needs before winter, with Meloni emphasizing continued support as vital for Italy's national interest and global stability.
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Pastrana and 30 other former Ibero-American leaders call on ICC to order Maduro's arrest
07 September 2024
In statements to Euronews, former Colombian President Andrés Pastrana said that in Venezuela there has not been an electoral fraud but a 'coup d'état'. He urged the International Criminal Court to protect the country's civilian population.
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US Supreme Court judge says German socialite gifted him €810 tickets
07 September 2024
US Justice Samuel Alito disclosed that he accepted concert tickets worth €810 from a German princess, according to a new financial disclosure form.
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Russian strikes kill at least three people in eastern Ukraine
07 September 2024
Ukrainian drones hit a Russian munitions warehouse whilst Russian strikes killed at least four Ukranians.
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Thousands protest across France against Macron's choice of PM
07 September 2024
They were responding to a call from a far-left party leader who criticised as a power grab the president's appointment of a right wing prime minister.
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Libyan coastguard returns boat with 64 migrants to shore
07 September 2024
The incident comes just days after a migrant boat capsized off the coast of Libya and 22 out of 32 people on board went missing, presumed drowned.
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Does the European Commission match its own diversity goals?
07 September 2024
Only one of the Commissioner nominees has an ethnically diverse background.
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Kaja Kallas under pressure to prove diplomatic prowess beyond EU’s eastern flank
07 September 2024
The EU’s relevance in the Global South could further unravel unless Kallas can show ‘engagement’ on the Israeli-Palestine issue, sources tell Euronews.