Price of cigarettes and wine set to increase despite Jeremy Hunt's 'Brexit' pubs guarantee
The cost of a bottle of wine is about to get more expensive despite the Chancellor's proposed 'Brexit' pubs guarantee set out in Wednesday's spring statement.
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‘Wasted money’: Rwanda splurges on sports despite criticism
Rwandan President Paul Kagame addresses the media in Rwandan capital Kigali June 8, 2004. Kagame said he was opposed to foreign intervention in neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo, where recent fighting has raised fears of a renewed war in central Africa. There are no plans to deploy a European Union military force in war-torn eastern Congo but European nations are being asked to consider sending monitors if a ceasefire can be agreed, diplomats said on Tuesday. REUTERS/Finbarr O’Reilly FOR/RSS/ACM
‘Budapest is teaching Finland and Sweden a lesson’: Hungary becomes increasingly isolated in NATO
Hungary is becoming increasingly isolated within the NATO military alliance. Even before the war in Ukraine, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán went against the grain compared to other European Union countries.
'We have to normalise relations' with Serbia, Kosovo's Prime Minister tells Euronews
Ahead of highly anticipated talks between Serbia and Kosovo on the 18th March in North Macedonia, Euronews reporter Sergio Cantone met with Kosovo’s Prime Minister, Albin Kurti for the latest episode of The Global Conversation.
Georgia's pro-EU protests: What next after government drops 'foreign agents' bill?
Show prepared by Imen Mellaz, Alessandro Xenos, François Picard and Clemence Waller
Europe comes to the aid of islands and mountains (part 1)
With the goal of "levelling up" in mind, nine Ultra-Peripheral Regions, or UPRs, have received €13 billion over the last seven years. Six of these UPRs are French. In the case of France, around 18 percent of the total EU Structural Funds goes to 3 percent of the population. On the face of it, that's a major boost for UPRs. But is that money being used optimally?
UEFA home-grown rules partially breach EU rules, EU court adviser says
BRUSSELS: UEFA's home-grown rules setting a quota of locally trained players at clubs are partially incompatible with EU rules and may benefit bigger clubs eyeing young players at smaller rivals, an adviser to Europe's top court said on Thursday.
UEFA home-grown rules partially incompatible with EU rules, EU court adviser says
BRUSSELS : UEFA's home-grown player rules setting a quota of locally trained players at clubs are partially incompatible with EU rules, an adviser to Europe's top court said on Thursday in a dispute between European soccer's governing body and two Belgian clubs.