European ‘Christian state’ faces criticism for banning woke lessons, immigration laws: ‘Will of the people’
UNITED NATIONS, New York – Hungary continues to chart a path that officials believe best represents the “will of the […]
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European Union, Pfizer working on deal to pay more for COVID-19 vaccines in exchange for lower volume
Brussels is discussing with Pfizer and BioNTech the possibility of reducing the up to 500 million COVID-19 vaccine doses the
European Union drug regulator determines antibiotic shortage not a ‘major event’
Europe’s drug regulator has decided not to label the antibiotic shortage on the continent a “major event”, given existing measures
European Union’s drug regulator needs to handle shortages of widely used antibiotics according to patients
The European Union’s drug regulator needs to do more to tackle shortages of some widely-used antibiotics in the region, according
European Union to aggregate cancer imaging data with artificial intelligence to speed up early diagnosis
The European Union on Monday launched a project to collect and aggregate cancer imaging data in an effort to speed
European Parliament calls for Iran’s Revolutionary Guard to be put on the EU’s terrorist list
The European Parliament on Thursday called for Iran’s Revolutionary Guard to be put on the European Union’s terrorist list and
European Union reports lower-than-usual excess death rate
The European Union saw 6.7% more deaths than usual in November, down sharply from 40% in the same month of
EU vows to protect European industry amid massive US subsidies-
By AFP BRUSSELS: The EU on Monday said it would take “decisive steps” to protect Europe in the face of
European Union lawmakers agree to plans meant to prevent corruption following major scandal
Senior European Union lawmakers agreed Thursday to press ahead with a major overhaul of the rules governing access to the
Almost half of European Union population reports their standard of living has declined, survey finds
Europeans are feeling the pinch of multiple crises, with nearly half of them saying they have already seen a decline