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ANKARA/BRUSSELS <a title="Turkey" href="/search/Turkey">Turkey</a>’s President Recep Tayyip <a title="Erdoğan" href="/search/Erdoğan" rel="nofollow">Erdoğan</a> and European Commission head Ursula von der Leyen on Jan. 9 discussed the steps aimed at enhancing the relations…
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Musicians and other members of the culture sector are reacting with fury over the news that the UK government “rejected” an offer from the EU to waive touring visas for…
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When it comes to China, France and its European partners have a very clear strategy, which was set out by the European Union in 2019 which defines China in three…
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… 2019, the European Parliament and Council enacted Regulation (EU) 2019… direct investments into the European Union. The regulation, which … is being regulated at EU level. In fact, ……
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Bangladesh will have to meet the European Union's new criteria on human rights to retain its duty-free market access to the bloc as the EU looks to increase accountability and…
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Turkey is working to open new chapters in its relations with the EU, said Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu, Anadolu news agency reported. "In 2020, due to our [Turkey’s] problems…
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By Zsuzsa Anna Ferenczy After seven long years of negotiations, Brussels and Beijing on Thursday last week signed a Comprehensive Agreement on Investment (CAI). The CAI would ensure EU investors…
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The UK rejected an offer of visa-free tours by musicians to EU countries, despite blaming Brussels for what the industry is calling the devastating blow of them requiring permits. “It…
