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317WorldEU offers EUR 1.2 billion to Ukraine over rising tensions with Russia
Ursula von der Leyen announced a new emergency assistance of EUR 1.2 billion to Ukraine, to address its financial needs arising out...
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371WorldU.S. in talks with Qatar for supplying LNG to E.U.
US is holding talks with Qatar and other large gas exporters to plan contingency measures in case Russian invades Ukraine
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334WorldRussia planning to install puppet govt in Ukraine, warns U.K.
U.K. says Russia is planning to install a pro-Russian leader in Ukraine
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429COVID19Austria to incentivise Covid jab with lottery ticket
Austrian Parliament passes mandatory vaccination bill, Chancellor announces lottery ticket for every jab
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376UKU.K. inflation hits 30-year record high
Inflation in U.K. surged to 5.4% in December 2021, highest since 1992
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422TechESMA warns bitcoin mining harming environment
EU regulator has warned that the main form of bitcoin mining is doing harm to the environment and is against E.U.’s climate...
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344WorldU.K. sends short-range anti-tank missiles to Ukraine
Amidst rising tensions with Russia over Ukraine, this move will bolster UK's defence
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388UKGovernment freezes license fee for BBC for 2 years
BBC will have to cut down heavily on its programme budget after the Government's announcement
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394FranceThousands protest across France against the compulsory Vaccine Pass
Protesters took to the streets of France to oppose a law that would implement stricter restrictions on those who are unvaccinated against...
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394WorldDozens of Ukrainian Government websites hacked with a threatening message
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has confirmed that dozen of its Government websites have been a target of a massive...
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450European UnionEnvironmental sustainability should be at the core of EU education systems says Commission
European Commission recommends sustainability, climate change and environment to be the core of all education
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396WorldNATO and U.S. reject Russia’s demand of denying NATO membership to Ukraine
The United States and NATO rejected key Russian security demands for easing tensions over Ukraine but left open the possibility of future...
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380UKCentrica says energy prices to remain high for next 2 years
The CEO of British Gas owner has said that soaring energy prices could last upto 2 years, with no hope of them...
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324UKMilitary deployed in London hospitals to fight Omicron
200 Armed Forces personnel to support NHS in London amidst staff shortage
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473COVID19ONS says 1.3 billion people in the U.K. have long COVID-19
Around 1.3 million people in the U.K. have “long COVID-19” symptoms, lasting more than 4 weeks after an initial infection, suggests ONS...
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418FranceMacron warns to make the life of unvaccinated people difficult
French president faced harsh criticism after he threatened vaccine-resistant citizens saying he would pressure them as much as possible
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398WorldP5 Members pledge to work towards a world without nuclear weapons
The P5 members called on all States to create a world without nuclear weapons with undiminished security for all
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373European UnionFrance takes over the rotating presidency of E.U. on New Year
Emmanuel Macron took over the rotating presidency of European Union promising a new model for growth
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295FranceFrance to phase-out single-use plastic by 2040, bans plastic packaging for 30 fruits and vegetables
The move aims to make France more sustainable and environment friendly
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255WorldPutin warns Biden of colossal mistake if the West imposes sanctions
Vladimir Putin has warned Joe Biden that new sanctions against Russia over Ukraine would be a big mistake
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256UKU.K. announces a financial aid to help vulnerable countries tackle Omicron
Emergency aid of £ 105 million will help vulnerable countries tackle the Omicron variant of Coronavirus with a special focus on South...
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323RussiaSupreme Court of Russia orders to shut down Memorial International for violating foreign agent law
The Supreme Court ruled that Memorial “creates a false image of the USSR as a terrorist state, whitewashes and rehabilitates Nazi criminals”
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381UKUK Pupils to be tested for COVID-19 before re-joining school for the new term
Secondary school pupils in England will be tested for Covid-19 at least once before rejoining classes for the new term
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429COVID19France tightens curbs as Omicron cases surge
Countries across Europe are tightening restrictions as infections rise and the new Omicron variant spreads through the continent
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396European UnionFrance records a new daily high of 104,611 COVID-19 cases
This is the highest number of Covid-19 cases France has reported ever since the pandemic began
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