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Climate change: new rules for companies to stop EU-driven deforestation globally
To fight climate change and biodiversity loss globally, Environment MEPs want only deforestation-free products to be allowed on the EU market.
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Climate change: new rules for companies to stop EU-driven deforestation globally
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Meeting in Turkey for safe trade in Ukrainian grain, new Western financial aid
Russian and Ukrainian delegates are to meet in Istanbul to prevent a reduction in grain supplies from causing fatal price hikes in some countries.
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CEC’s work on human rights presented in London
CEC’s work on human rights and the project Safer and Stronger Communities in Europe was presented at a House of Lords event hosted by Lord John Alderdice in London.
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Cardinal Hollerich to preside over the beatification of Philipp Jeningen SJ
COMECE President Cardinal Hollerich will preside over the beatification Mass of Philipp Jeningen SJ on Saturday 16 July 2022 in the city of Ellwangen, Germany. A painting of Fr. Philipp…
Culture
The Italian EVO-K EVO-lution: EVO-K is back with a LP album and a hot world tour
DJane EVO-K is redefining the performance space in which she thrives: a multi-dimensional live set leading EDM music lovers to a whole new horizon. RIVA DEL GARDA, TRENTO, ITALY, July…
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Syria: Security Council extends cross-border aid delivery for six months
The UN Security Council has adopted a resolution to extend lifesaving aid deliveries into northwest Syria from Türkiye for a further six months following a vote on Tuesday.
Europe
EU citizens trust traditional media most
EU citizens trust traditional media most, new Eurobarometer survey finds. Overall, public TV and radio stations are the most trusted news source in the EU (49%), followed by written press…
Europe
MEPs want to better protect the consumers applying for loans online
The new EU rules aim to protect the consumers applying for loans online or credit card debt, overdrafts and loans that are unsuitable for their financial situation.
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Rural Households in Afghanistan Remain Resilient
Rural Households in Afghanistan Remain Resilient thanks to Alternative Development Programme Households in Panjshir, a mountainous province in central Afghanistan, often struggle to make ends meet. Traditional occupations, such as…
Economy
Uber Files: Mark MacGann whistleblower and Uber shadow man
Uber Files:: Mark MacGann is the man who passed on 124,000 internal Uber messages and documents to the British newspaper The Guardian.