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Concern about Russia dominates as Lithuanians vote

  • While the top three contenders have diverging views on Lithuania’s relations with China, they agree on helping Ukraine in its war against Russia
  • The Baltic state of 2.8 million people fears it could be next in Russia’s crosshairs if Moscow wins its war against Ukraine
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Italy’s pragmatic prime minister leads charge for EU far right

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EU’s von der Leyen to unveil aid for Lebanon to stop refugee flows, says Cyprus

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EU commits $73 million more for Gaza aid

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EU urges donors to fund UN agency for Palestinians after review

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Thousands protest in Georgia as parliament votes on so-called ‘Russian law’ targeting media

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Germany’s Chancellor Scholz walks tightrope on trade and politics in China

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Nordic, Baltic nations urge EU, NATO help for Ukraine

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Spanish PM to lobby EU partners for Palestinian state recognition

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EU eyes offshoring asylum-seekers, but avoids UK-style Rwanda plan

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Drug gangs behind rise in shootings in EU capital Brussels, officials say

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Lack of immunity raises risk of bird flu pandemic, EFSA says

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Pro-EU ex-minister beats Slovak PM Fico’s ally to set up run-off presidential vote

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EU states tell bloc’s bank to lend more for defense

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Kremlin says EU plan to use assets for Ukraine breaks law

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Ombudsman raises concern over EU migration deal with Egypt

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Macron warns against ‘limits’ on backing Ukraine

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Starvation being used as weapon of war in Gaza – top EU diplomat

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EU fights anti-Ukraine propaganda ahead of vote

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EU sees maritime aid corridor to Gaza opening this weekend amid famine fears

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EU’s border agency has a duty to inform Libya’s coast guard about migrant boats, official says

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Poland mulls wider ban on Ukrainian food imports as farmers warn of more protests

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Western leaders in Kyiv to show support on war anniversary

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UK, EU border agency sign migration pact

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Kremlin dismisses Europe’s warnings about ‘Russian propaganda’

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