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Asylum application rise as restrictions are lifted in the EU but remain at half of pre-COVID levels

Following the gradual relaxation of emergency measures in EU countries as well as Norway and Switzerland in June about half as many applications for international protection were lodged compared ...

Asylum application rise as restrictions are lifted in the EU but remain at half of pre-COVID levels

Following the gradual relaxation of emergency measures in EU countries as well as Norway and Switzerland in June about half as many applications for international protection were lodged compared ...

National Archive of Ireland partners with CAIN to publish documents on the Troubles online

A batch of some 960 documents, covering events related to Northern Ireland over the period 1986-88, have just been added to the Conflict Archive on the INternet (CAIN) website as part ...

EU creates 'humanitarian air bridge' to Iraq to help the state manage COVID-19 pandemic

The latest in a series of EU Humanitarian Air Bridge flights with over 40 tons of medical and emergency supplies to reinforce the humanitarian response has arrived in Iraq. The flight is part of the ...

70% of Europeans say that replacing animal testing should be an EU priority

Almost three quarters of EU citizens think the European Union should set binding targets and deadlines to phase out animal testing, according to a new polling undertaken by Savanta ComRes in ...

EU continues to clamp down on emissions from shipping

Maritime transport remains the only sector with no specific EU commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The majority of the global shipping industry is not included in the Paris Agreement's ...

Business leaders optimistic of rapid European recovery

Two-thirds (66%) of business leaders globally are optimistic that the European market will make a relatively fast recovery from the economic downturn caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a ...

Greek Council for Refugees and Oxfam warn Greece’s new asylum system designed to deport, not protect

The new Greek asylum system is designed to deport people rather than offer them safety and protection, warned the Greek Council for Refugees (GCR) and Oxfam this week. This means that people who ...

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Asylum application rise as restrictions are lifted in the EU but remain at half of pre-COVID levels

Asylum application rise as restrictions are lifted in the EU but remain at half of pre-COVID levels

National Archive of Ireland partners with CAIN to publish documents on the Troubles online

EU creates 'humanitarian air bridge' to Iraq to help the state manage COVID-19 pandemic

70% of Europeans say that replacing animal testing should be an EU priority

EU continues to clamp down on emissions from shipping

Business leaders optimistic of rapid European recovery

Greek Council for Refugees and Oxfam warn Greece’s new asylum system designed to deport, not protect

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