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NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

NATO · United States

NATO countries approve Hague summit statement with 5% defence spending goal, diplomats say

34% Left coverage: 108 sources

NATO countries agreed a statement on Sunday for their upcoming summit that sets a goal of 5% of GDP for annual defence and security-related spending by 2035, overcoming objections from Spain, diplomats said. See the Story

EU leaders meet to decide on whether to back quick US trade deal or seek better terms

European Union · Brussels

EU leaders meet to decide on whether to back quick US trade deal or seek better terms

51% Center coverage: 60 sources

European Union leaders are to tell the European Commission on Thursday whether they want to reach a quick trade agreement with the United States on terms that favour Washington or keep fighting for a better deal. A quick deal seems to be the preferred option for most, officials and diplomats said, as the EU can then seek to address the unfavourable bias with some rebalancing measures of its own.See the Story

Greece to deploy frigates off Libya to curb increased migrant flows, PM says

Greece Politics · Greece

Greece to deploy frigates off Libya to curb increased migrant flows, PM says

44% Center coverage: 16 sources

Greece will deploy two frigates and one more vessel off Libya's territorial waters to deter migrants from arriving at its southern islands of Crete and Gavdos, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Monday. See the Story

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Water Cutoff Could Spark War: Bilawal

Low coverage from Left Sources

Water Cutoff Could Spark War: Bilawal

EU Council Summit Dominated by Trade Issues, Armed Conflicts

40% Left coverage: 10 sources

International conflict and economic uncertainty are set to dominate the agenda at the European Council Summit in Brussels. EU leaders have gathered for talks on Israel, Gaza, Ukraine and the EU’s tariff dispute with the US.Sanctions · Gaza See the Story

EU halts talks on law tackling companies' fake 'green' claims

38% Center coverage: 16 sources

European Union · Brussels See the Story

EU admits Libyan authorities are 'dodgy' — but ramps up support anyway

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The European Commission says it has no choice but to work with the 'dodgy' Libyan authorities, as it accuses officials in the country of forcing people onto dangerous boats.Human Rights · Libya Read Article

Europe Leads Global Vaccine Effort as US Pulls Back

Coverage: 2 sources

While the EU and several European countries made significant contributions to GAVI, the global vaccine alliance, the United States was notably absent from the donor list.European Union · Brussels See the Story

The threat to the EU's LIFE programme in the next budget

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

EU policymakers will soon unveil how they plan to spend the next seven years of the EU budget. Yet the only fund dedicated solely to protecting and conserving the environment – the LIFE programme – is at risk of being axed.Environment · Brussels Read Article

Capitals can subsidise industry energy bills under new EU state aid rules

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

EU governments will have sweeping powers to subsidise green energy projects under new state aid rules announced on Wednesday.European Union · Bratislava See the Story

Uganda: Nema Urges Ugandans to Unite Against Single-Use Plastics

Coverage: 2 sources

The National Environment Management Authority (Nema) has called on Ugandans to join efforts in phasing out single-use plastics, warning that the country's plastic pollution crisis is worsening despite the availability of eco-friendly alternatives.Yoweri Museveni · Uganda See the Story

Four ways to degrade Orbán's EU veto

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Trade law, national law, border security, and forced toilet breaks: The EU has legal and political ways to break Hungary's veto.Viktor Orbán · Hungary See the Story

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