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EU lawmakers approve new $38 billion loan for Ukraine

  • Kyiv is desperate for funds as it seeks to prop up its economy, equip its military and keep its electricity grid functioning this winter
  • The EU loan is part of a bigger $50 billion initiative agreed by G7 powers in June
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Balkan summit to rally support for struggling Ukraine

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Germany insists tighter border checks in line with EU rules

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EU vows retaliation if Hungary sends buses of migrants to Brussels

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China urges EU to be ‘objective and fair’ on South China Sea issue

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NATO agrees to take on coordination of some Ukraine security support

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EU foreign policy chief issues fresh rebuke to Hungary’s Orban

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EU adopts sanctions against six over Sudan civil war

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Von der Leyen tipped for nod, as EU leaders haggle over top jobs

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Austrian minister defies coalition ally to back EU nature restoration law

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EU urged to welcome skilled Russians to ‘bleed’ Putin regime

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Millions join EU vote finale as far right eyes gains

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EU states give final endorsement to AI rules

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