EU Foreign Policy chief condemns detention of journalist
“We are deeply concerned by the troubling reports that Evan Gershkovich, an American citizen, has been detained in Russia,” Karine Jean-Pierre said
Himachal’s Kangra Tea gets EU’s GI tag
‘Kangra tea’ is a type of tea derived from the leaves, buds and tender stems of the Camellia sinensis species as cultivated
EU envoys plant mangroves in Abu Dhabi
The visit to Jubail Mangrove Park highlighted the importance of collective efforts in protecting and restoring mangrove ecosystems to mitigate climate change
EU, US, Japan central banks join hands to keep dollars flowing
Market turmoil triggered by the second and third biggest bank failures in US history earlier this month is threatening to make it
EU to send more military support to Ukraine
Under a plan drawn up by Josep Borrell, EU states would get financial incentives worth €1 billion to send more of their
Tension between Serbia, Kosovo over EU plan
Both countries want to join the EU, which has told them that they first need to sort out their differences. The agreement
EU slaps new sanctions on Russia
For the first time, EU sanctions directly target Iran’s Revolutionary Guards for their covert military aid to the Kremlin….reports Asian Lite News
Ukraine tops agenda as EU foreign ministers meet
Borrell met Wang at the Munich Security Conference over the weekend. The US has said China is preparing to provide weapons to
EU trusts India’s G20 Presidency to find a way in Ukraine war
He said that Russia is massing “almost twice the number of soldiers that were there at the beginning of the war” in
EU economy set to avoid recession but headwinds persist
Eurozone inflation should follow a similar trend, going from 8.4 per cent last year to 5.6 per cent this year and reaching