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Expulsions to Rwanda: outcry after adoption of British law

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British Prime Minister hailed the adoption, in the night from Monday, April 22 to Tuesday, April 23, of the controversial bill for expulsions to Rwanda
Bulgaria and Romania join the border-free Schengen area

Bulgaria and Romania join the border-free Schengen area

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After 13 years of waiting, and Bulgaria and Romania officially entered the vast Schengen area of free movement at midnight on Sunday 31 March.
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US vetoes resolution on Gaza which called for ‘immediate humanitarian ceasefire’

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The United States vetoed a United Nations Security Council resolution calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
Mental health: member states to take action across multiple levels, sectors and ages

Mental health: member states to take action across multiple levels, sectors...

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Almost one in two Europeans has known psychological problem in the last year hence the importance of addressing mental health and well-being
MEPs want accurate labelling of honey, fruit juice and jam

MEPs want accurate labelling of breakfast

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The revision aims for more accurate origin labelling to help consumers make an informed choice on a number of agri-food products.
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COP28 – The Amazon faces one of its most relentless droughts

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Since late September, the Amazon faces one of its most relentless droughts in recorded history.
Music streaming platforms: MEPs ask to protect EU authors and diversity

Music streaming platforms: MEPs ask to protect EU authors and diversity

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The Culture Committee called for EU rules to ensure a fair and sustainable environment for music streaming and to promote cultural diversity.
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European health data: better portability and safe sharing

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The creation of a European health data space to boost the portability of personal health data was adopted by the environment and civil liberties committees.
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War in Ukraine: the latest news on Sunday

Published on 06 March 2022 at 12:26, updated at 18:30 - Image: Twitter The Russian army attacked the strategic port of Mariupol again on Saturday...

War in Ukraine: the evacuation of the besieged city of Marioupol “postponed”

A ceasefire had been announced this morning by Russia, and should start at 10 am. The evacuations are postponed, according to the city hall. According...

Russia and Belarus finally excluded from the Paralympic Games

The International Paralympic Committee had initially accepted to make compete the parasportives under neutral banner. But this has just changed This Thursday, March 3 the...

Commission presents fiscal policy guidance for 2023

The European Commission has adopted yesterday a Communication providing Member States with guidance on the conduct of fiscal policy in 2023. It sets out the...

Public consultation on the Revision of the Detergents Regulation

Commission invites interested parties to share views on the Revision of the Detergents Regulation The Commission published today a public consultation on the Revision of the Detergents Regulation....

Urgent assistance to Ukraine: extraordinary meeting of EU Foreign Ministers

Urgent assistance to Ukraine: High Representative Josep Borrell convenes extraordinary meeting of EU Foreign Ministers This afternoon, at 18:00 CET, High Representative Josep Borrell will...

The Closing Ceremony of the Olympic Winter Games

Directed by the Chinese director Zhang Yimou, also in charge of the opening ceremony on February 4, the closing ceremony had begun at 20...

Scale of childhood cancer inequalities in Europe: New WHO report

On International Childhood Cancer Day, 15 February 2022, WHO/Europe launched the report “Childhood cancer inequalities in the WHO European Region”. This report sets out for the first time the evidence on childhood cancer inequalities in the Region, and examines the patterns that emerge at national and regional levels of childhood cancer incidence, patient and caregiver experiences, and short- and long-term outcomes for patients.

Patients’ experience should be the basis of health innovations

Polina Pchelnikova was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis when she was working in the financial sector and finishing her doctorate in Hong Kong, so she had to return home to the Russian Federation and focus on her treatment. Her struggle to manage her medical condition gave Polina insights and experience that allowed her not only to overcome the disease, but also to amplify the voices of Russian patients, who have a chance to improve their lives with the help of digital technologies.

When is cancer screening the right course of action?

A new guide from WHO/Europe, launched on 2 February ahead of World Cancer Day 2022, will help policy-makers to increase the benefits of existing cancer screening programmes in their country and decide on whether to go ahead with new programmes.
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