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EU, Austria, and Germany suspend all aid promised to Palestine in the wake of Hamas terror attacks

Following the suit of Austria and Germany, the European Union (EU) also joined them in supporting stopping aid to Palestine after Hamas terror attacks.

Meta may allow ad-free subscriptions to Facebook and Instagram in Europe

Meta is reportedly planning to launch paid versions of Facebook and Instagram for its users residing in the European Union.

$250 million to Ukraine since 2014, support for Balkans, fear-mongering about Trump’s return as US president: Alexander Soros to continue to influence politics in...

"News reports that the Open Society Foundations and Soros are “leaving Europe” are misleading. We are not leaving," Alexander Soros said.

More than 60 African migrants feared dead in the Atlantic Ocean while trying to reach Europe

63 people are feared dead after a boat carrying migrants was found off Cape Verde in West Africa.

‘Focus on your own internal issues, no need to interfere in India’s affairs’: India reacts over EU Parliament adopting a so-called Urgency Resolution on...

MEA statement said "Such interference in India's internal affairs is unacceptable and reflects a colonial mindset."

‘The elephant is now wide awake, and don’t you dare to manipulate it now as you did for decades’: Bhima-Koregaon petitioner Tushar Damgude writes...

Tushar Damgude, better known as the prime petitioner in the Bhima-Koregaon and Elgar Parishad case of 2018 that initiated the decisive crackdown against the urban naxals has therefore written a letter to the chiefs of western world nations.

Not Russian anymore as per EU Council regulation: S Jaishankar after EU called for action against India for reselling Russian oil

S Jaishankar said once Russian oil is refined in a third country, it is no longer considered as Russian oil as per EU Council Regulation 833/2014

European Union asks employees to remove Chinese app TikTok from their devices over security concerns

The European Commission has banned staff from using the Chinese social media app TikTok over security concerns. On Thursday morning, it was mandated that all employees uninstall TikTok from their official devices as well as any personal devices on which they may have installed any work-related apps.

Fit for 55: EU approves proposal to ban petrol and diesel cars from 2035 onwards to ensure zero CO2 emissions in mobility

By 2030, CO2 emissions from automobiles are to be cut by 55% compared to levels in 2021, and those from vans are to be cut by 50%.

Vladimir Putin signs Decree banning export of oil to countries and entities implementing the price cap on Russian oil

The decree says that the supply of Russian oil and oil products to foreign legal entities and individuals persons is prohibited if they support the price cap

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