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Facebook owner Meta hit with record €1.2bn fine by EU
Meta – the company which owns Facebook – has been hit with a record €1.2bn fine by the European Union, for mishandling peoples data when it was transferred from Europe to the United States.
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DUP says it will vote against PM’s post Brexit deal
The Democratic Unionist party has declared it will vote against the deal Rishi Sunak struck with the European Union last month to sort out Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit trade borders.
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PM faces opposition finalising new post-Brexit trading rules
The Prime Minister and the European Union are believed to be polishing the final details of a new deal on post-Brexit trading rules for Northern Ireland.
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NI Protocol gives PM chance to stand up ‘problem solver’ claim, says former British Ambassador to US
We spoke to Lord Darroch who was formerly the UK’s permanent representative to the European Union, as well as ambassador to the United States.
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Russia prepares to annex occupied areas of Ukraine
The European Union has announced further sanctions against Russia, including plans for a cap on the price of Russian oil.
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Russia must have ‘no say’ over Ukraine’s EU membership bid, says EU’s Ambassador to Ukraine
The European Union is expected to approve the first one billion euros of economic aid to Ukraine later today to help meet what it called the country’s urgent needs.
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There remains deep problems within NI communities, but no risk to peace – NI minister on Protocol
The European Union today said it would take legal action against the UK in retaliation for Boris Johnson’s plan to unilaterally scrap parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol.
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Northern Ireland Protocol: Will there be a trade war with Europe?
The European Union has warned it will retaliate “with all measures at its disposal” if the UK goes ahead with plans to scrap parts of the Northern Ireland protocol – the Foreign Secretary Liz Truss promised to introduce legislation within the next few weeks.
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Boris Johnson appoints Rees-Mogg minister for Brexit opportunities
Boris Johnson has carried out a mini-reshuffle of some cabinet roles. The changes include new appointments in the whips’ office and putting a Brexiteer in charge of maximizing the benefits of leaving the European Union.
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West should consider cyber attacks against Russia, says former US ambassador
We spoke to Kusti Salm, secretary general of the Estonian defence ministry, and Anthony Gardner, who was the US ambassador to the European Union.
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‘Putin considers Ukraine unfinished business’, says former US ambassador to EU
We spoke to Anthony Gardner, who served as President Obama’s ambassador to the European Union, and started by asking him whether conflict on the Russia-Ukraine border is possible.
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EU steps up sanctions against Belarus over migration crisis at Poland border
The European Union has announced there will be further sanctions on Belarus for the migration crisis it has created on its borders with the Eastern edge of the bloc.
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EU accuses Belarus of ‘gangster-style’ approach to migrants on Poland border
The European Union has accused the Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko of a “gangster-style” approach towards migrants trying to cross the Polish border and trying to force them to make an illegal entry into the EU.
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EU ‘blackmail’ won’t work says Polish PM amid human rights row
The Polish prime minister has declared that he won’t bow to what he called “blackmail” by the European Union, but will try to solve their disputes amid an escalating row over human rights and the rule of law, which has threatened to overshadow a meeting of EU leaders in Brussels.
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UK exports to EU rebound but many firms still struggling with post-Brexit red tape
Trade between the UK and the European Union rebounded in February after a slump in January caused by Brexit.
