NATO Warns: Russia is Planning Attacks on Western Pipelines and Cables

Russia could sabotage submarine pipelines and cables to punish Western countries for supporting Ukraine. NATO’s

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Europe is Taking the First Steps Towards Joint Purchasing of Gas

Europe is taking the first steps towards joint purchasing of gas. The European Commission has

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French Court: Airbus and Air France Not to Blame for Crash

Aircraft manufacturer Airbus and airline Air France are not to blame for a plane crash

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Credit Suisse is Just Paying Bonuses to Employees This Year

Credit Suisse is just paying bonuses to its employees this year. The board of the

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European Stores Sold Slightly More in January

European stores sold slightly more in January than a month earlier. Food, drink and tobacco

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Violence Against LGBTI+ People is on the Rise in Europe

The NGO ILGA-Europe, where ILGA stands for International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association,

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Sweden Arranges a Get-Together With Female EU Finance Ministers

Swedish Finance Minister Elisabeth Svantesson has invited her female EU colleagues, including Sigrid Kaag, to

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Strike Threatens Again in French Oil Industry

Motorists in France threaten to face shortages at petrol stations again. The CGT union, the

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Many Flights Cancelled at Frankfurt Airport Due to Black Ice

Many flights were cancelled at Frankfurt airport on Monday due to icy weather conditions. Passengers

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ECB Staff Union Dissatisfied With Salary Proposal That is Too Low

The European Central Bank (ECB) employees are not happy with the planned salary increase at

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