Author: Euronews

Polish defence officials presented plans to fortify the country’s eastern border, as fears of foreign aggression intensify. ADVERTISEMENTDefence officials in Poland have presented a plan to strengthen security on the country’s border with Belarus. The plan involves beefing up anti-drone surveillance and on-ground military defence through a system of fortifications and barriers along about 700 kilometres of its eastern border with the Russian ally.  Poland, which supports Ukraine against Moscow’s full-scale invasion, is being targeted by hostile actions from Russia and Belarus, according to Warsaw. They include cyberattacks, attempted arson and pushing migrants illegally across the border, which officials describe as intended to destabilise the…

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Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa says the Palestinian Authority is making reforms that would allow it to govern Gaza after the war. ADVERTISEMENTPalestinian Authority Prime Minister Mohammad Mustafa says his government is preparing to eventually govern all of the Palestinian territories, including Gaza.He’s also calling on more European countries to join Ireland, Spain and Norway in recognising the state of Palestine as the first step towards lasting peace in the region.”We need to work quickly to help our people in Gaza” and “prepare for the day that we will be in power in Gaza”, he told journalists in a press…

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Experts from around the world gathered in Florence for the 14th edition of the State of the Union conference to discuss the priorities of the next European term. ADVERTISEMENTAs the upcoming European elections draw near, debating the most urgent issues facing the bloc has become increasingly crucial. Economic policies, as well as the digital and green transitions, topped the agenda of the 14th edition of the State of the Union conference.Speakers from around the world flocked to the Italian city of Florence for the two-day event to reflect on what has been achieved so far and what Europe should focus…

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Spanish conservatives criticise the coalition government and amnesty for Carles Puigdemont, urging for a decisive victory in the European Parliament to prompt early elections in Spain. ADVERTISEMENTSpain’s Popular Party (PP) launched its campaign for the European elections on Sunday with a large rally at Madrid’s Puerta de Alcalá, demonstrating their opposition to the Amnesty Law, set for final approval in Congress this Thursday.Surrounded by a sea of Spanish and European flags, participants voiced their anger over the pardoning of Catalan independence leaders and the policies of Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s current coalition government.”We came to defend the equality of all…

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