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European Union takes on AstraZeneca in court over vaccine deliveries

The long-standing dispute drew media attention for weeks earlier this year amid a deadly surge of coronavirus infections in Europe

Deutsche Bank's nightmare decade is gone, but not yet forgotten

The firm is sparking some hope after years as the sick man of European finance

Belarus is isolated as other countries move to ban flights: Report

The diversion and arrest elicited widespread shock and fury, and EU leaders took unusually swift action in response at a summit Monday.

EU to cut air links with Belarus following flight diversion incident

The 27-member bloc strongly condemned the incident which endangered aviation safety and called for urgent investigation in 'this unprecedented and unacceptable incident'

Biden welcomes EU call for sanctions on Belarus over Ryanair plane incident

Biden welcomed the European Union's call for sanctions against Belarus over the Ryanair flight's emergency landing and he has instructed his administration to craft options to hold Minsk accountable

EU to cut air links with Belarus after Ryanair flight diversion incident

Leaders of the European Union (EU) member states on Monday agreed to cut the bloc's air links with Belarus following Sunday's Ryanair flight diversion incident

EU calls for probe after Ryanair plane makes emergency landing in Minsk

EU called for an International Civil Aviation Organization probe into an emergency landing of a Ryanair passenger plane at Minsk Airport over a bomb threat that later turned out to be fake

EU warns Myanmar military against dissolution of Suu Kyi's party

The European Union has issued a statement that such a decision would be a "blatant disregard" for the will of the people

European Union to offer 3 types of Covid-19 passports from July 1

The European Union's (EU) Covid-19 passport scheme will be up and running from July 1, European Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders said.

China hopes EU will do 'serious reflection' over halt of investment pact

China has said EU states "disregarded facts" on the human rights issue in Xinjiang after the European Parliament froze the legislative process for ratifying the investment pact with Beijing

EU signs third contract with BioNTech-Pfizer for 1.8 bn vaccine doses

The European Union (EU) has signed a third contract with pharmaceutical companies BioNTech and Pfizer, securing an additional 1.8 billion Covid-19 vaccine doses between the end of 2021 and 2023

EU opens external borders to travellers fully vaccinated against Covid

The European Union (EU) has recommended to open its external borders to non-essential travel into the bloc if travellers have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19

European Union signs new deal with Pfizer-BioNTech, Hungary opts out

The EU executive arm finalised a third vaccine contract with Pfizer and BioNTech through 2023 for an additional 1.8 billion doses of their COVID-19 shot to share between the bloc's countries

Covid vaccine: EU finalises deal with Pfizer-BioNTech for 1.8 billion doses

The European Union's executive arm on Thursday finalised a third vaccine contract with Pfizer and BioNTech through 2023 for an additional 1.8 billion doses of their COVID-19 shot.

Covid-19 pandemic: European Union to ease travel curbs for foreign tourists

The United States would not, although vaccinated Americans would be welcome in Europe.

ECB warns of financial stability risks amid market 'exuberance'

Says flood of fiscal & monetary stimulus may build up dangerous imbalances

Covid: European Union takes big step toward relaxing travel for vaccinated

The European Commission the EU's executive arm, proposed easing the rules for entering the bloc, saying entry should be granted to individuals fully vaccinated with EU-authorized shots

US, EU to start talks on steel tariffs imposed during Trump administration

The US and the European Union (EU) will begin talks on the steel tariffs imposed during the administration of former President Donald Trump, according to a joint statement

Court dismisses Facebook bid to block EU data sharing regulation

Ireland's High Court has dismissed a bid by Facebook bid to block a European Union privacy regulation that could suspend the flow of data from the EU to the US

Over a quarter of EU adults would refuse Covid-19 shot, survey says

The results also suggested a strong link between vaccine hesitancy and the use of social media, particularly where social media is the main source of information