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Leaders of European Union’s Mediterranean nations huddle in Malta to discuss migration

Leaders of European Union’s Mediterranean nations huddle in Malta to discuss migration

  • The leaders of nine southern European Union countries are meeting in Malta on Friday to discuss common challenges such as migration
  • The huddle’s main aim is to help develop consensus among the members on major issues
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‘Difficult questions’ before Ukraine EU membership talks: Orban

‘Difficult questions’ before Ukraine EU membership talks: Orban

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EU impatience builds over thorny migration reform

EU impatience builds over thorny migration reform

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EU to start paying Tunisia under migration pact

EU to start paying Tunisia under migration pact

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EU must close borders in face of ‘migrant surge’, says Poland’s ruling PiS party

EU must close borders in face of ‘migrant surge’, says Poland’s ruling PiS party

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EU slams exclusions of Iran nuclear inspectors

EU slams exclusions of Iran nuclear inspectors

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EU to give continued humanitarian aid to flood-hit Libya

EU to give continued humanitarian aid to flood-hit Libya

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Update Turkiye’s Erdogan says country could part ways with EU if necessary

Turkiye’s Erdogan says country could part ways with EU if necessary

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EU hits TikTok with big fine over child data

EU hits TikTok with big fine over child data

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China, Europe should ‘unite and co-operate’, Premier Li says at G20

China, Europe should ‘unite and co-operate’, Premier Li says at G20

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EU’s Michel says it is hard to predict if G20 can agree on summit declaration

EU’s Michel says it is hard to predict if G20 can agree on summit declaration

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The meeting was part of von der Leyen’s visit to the UAE. (Twitter via @vonderleyen) video

UAE President meets with European Commission President

By Arab News ·
EU rejects seizure of power by force in Gabon

EU rejects seizure of power by force in Gabon

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