Tony Connelly
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McEntee to attend EU defence minister meeting in Brussels (opens the original)
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Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence Helen McEntee is attending a meeting of EU defence ministers in Brussels which will be dominated by Russia's escalating attacks on Ukraine, as well as an increase in its alleged hybrid warfare on European soil. The Ukrainian Minister for Defence Yevhenii Khmara will use the meeting to update ministers by video link on the situation on the ground. It comes as Russia has been intensifying its attacks on Ukraine, widening its range of targets to include more
EU ministers meet in Brussels as budget talks intensify (opens the original)
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European affairs ministers are meeting in Brussels as discussions on the next seven year budget intensify under Ireland's EU presidency. Speaking as he arrived at the meeting, Minister for European Affairs Thomas Byrne said many member states were keen to safeguard CAP spending despite increasing pressure from net-contributor countries to shave hundreds of billions of euro off the budget. He told reporters: "I can't give any assurances to anybody at this time because we're in the throes of the n
Carney to address European Parliament on EU ties (opens the original)
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will address the European Parliament in Strasbourg this morning to set out his vision of a closer relationship between Canada and the European Union. During her State of the Union speech yesterday, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen suggested that Canada could become an associate member of the EU. US President Donald Trump has threatened to cut trade with the European Union over the prospect of Canada becoming the first associate member.
Carney to address European Parliament on EU ties (opens the original)
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney will address the European Parliament in Strasbourg this morning to set out his vision of a closer relationship between Canada and the European Union. During her State of the Union speech yesterday, President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen suggested that Canada could become an associate member of the EU. US President Donald Trump has threatened to cut trade with the European Union over the prospect of Canada becoming the first associate member.
Von der Leyen to unveil social media curbs for children (opens the original)
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will this morning unveil details of a proposed EU-wide restriction on social media access for children in her State of the Union speech in Strasbourg. Ms von der Leyen is also expected to pitch for greater European independence in a hostile geopolitical climate during her eagerly awaited address. A year ago, she delivered a clarion call for an independent Europe, free and at peace. One year on, the geopolitical climate has become even more chall
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