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EU sends reinforcements to Finland amid suspicions of Russian involvement in migrant surge

Frontex anticipates a 'significant reinforcement' consisting of 50 border guard officers, support staff, patrol cars, and supplementary equipment, to be operational by next week

European Union appoints military attache to mission in India

This represents the EU's inaugural appointment of a military attache to India, highlighting the upward trend in their overall strategic partnership over recent years

Hungary blocks EU's $500 million military aid to Ukraine over being called 'sponsor of war'

Budapest is requesting legal assurances that Ukraine would never again designate Hungarian OTP Bank as an international sponsor of war, as it has done in the past because of the bank's continuous operations in Russia

Elon Musk is thinking of removing X from Europe over EU’s Digital Services Act

Elon Musk has explored the possibility of either making the app unavailable in the European region or implementing restrictions to block users in the EU from accessing it. This move comes in response to the evolving regulatory landscape because of DSA in Europe

EU proposes stricter rules of Visa suspension to handle migrants

It further stated that in order to respond more quickly in the event of a security breach or a sharp rise in the number of migrants arriving, new urgency protocols would be implemented

EU condemns slave trade as 'crime against humanity', proposes reparation plan

In a move to strengthen ties with African communities affected by the transatlantic slave trade, the plan even considers the repatriation of descendants of slaves who wish to return to their ancestral homelands

European Parliament adopts resolution on human rights in India

The Parliament in Strasbourg, France, called on Indian authorities to put in place measures to halt the ethnic and religious violence and to "protect all religious minorities".

India raises concerns over EU's carbon tax, deforestation regulation in WTO meeting

EU secures vaccine deals with Pfizer, and others for future pandemic

The deal ensures that companies are ready to respond to a crisis by keeping their facilities up to date and monitoring their supply chains, 'including stockpiling where necessary', the Commission said in a statement

European countries urge Israel to stop demolishing Palestinian homes

Israel frequently cites the lack of construction permits as a pretext for demolishing Palestinian homes, particularly in Area C, which is under the control of the Israeli army