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Six countries ask EU to shield heavy industry from carbon costs

Poland, Czech Republic and others call for more emissions permits given global crises and high energy prices

Bulgaria's PM believes EU should lead negotiations with Russia on war in Ukraine

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev believes that the European Union should take a leading role in negotiations with Russia to put an end to its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

By Ulyana Krychkovska

EU set to open “in-depth” review of JD.com bid for Ceconomy

Russia warns Armenia it could end cheap fuel supplies if Yerevan stays on EU course

Russia said on Wednesday it had warned Armenia it would suspend or terminate the supply of cheap oil, gas and rough diamonds to the South Caucasus country if Yerevan pressed ahead with its bid to join the European Union. Moscow issued the warning ahead of a parliamentaryelection on June 7 with opinion polls giving the […]

Russia reportedly threatens to end tax-free gas exports to Armenia if EU path continues

For its part, Armenia has denied receiving the warning letter reported by the Russian media outlet Kommersant.

By Nate Ostiller

League says No to Kyiv's proposed EU membership

(ANSA) - ROME, MAY 27 - Italy's right-wing and formerly pro-Russian ruling League party on Wednesday said it opposed the idea of Ukraine joining the European Union after the European Commission said it was ready to open the preliminary chapters for Kyiv's accession in June. "The League is absolutely opposed to any possibility of Ukraine joining the European Union," said a statement from the party led by Deputy Premier, Transport Minister and former overt Putin admirer Matteo Salvini. "In addi...

By ANSA

Russia Threatens to Rip Up Natural Gas Deal With Armenia Over EU Ambitions

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan said it was “illogical to frighten Armenia with high prices.”

Foreign Minister Raises Concerns Ahead of EU Referendum

Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir has warned that misinformation, artificial intelligence, and foreign interference could influence public debate ahead of Iceland’s planned referendum on European Union accession talks on 29 August. Speaking to The Guardian, and later reported by mbl.is, the Foreign Minister said she was concerned the campaign could resemble the political climate surrounding the United… The post Foreign Minister Raises Concerns Ahead of EU Referendum appeared first on Iceland Rev...

By Michael Chapman