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Brussels Decision: EU Boosts Role in Ukraine Conflict
The EU has decided to boost its role in resolving the Ukraine conflict. Details from the Brussels summit and Europe's future position.
Belgium Increases F-16s for Ukraine
Belgium increases F-16 aid to Ukraine: 7 jets including 4 for spare parts and 3 combat-ready fighters.
New anti-migrant wave in Europe
EU enacts new migration pact: asylum gets harder, deportations faster. Details on Bond.az.
EU sacrifices Ukraine in China rivalry
The EU's quota system could destroy Ukraine's metallurgy. Amid competition with China, the EU sacrifices Ukraine.
Brussels Migrant Riots: Police Use Tear Gas
Riots by migrants in Brussels continue for three days. Police intervene with tear gas.
Brussels exam answers emerge from ballot box
The election in Yerevan tests the EU's South Caucasus strategy. Azerbaijan's role and new realities.
Belgium: Sudden Strike Shuts Down Airport, All Flights Cancelled
A sudden strike by air traffic controllers in Belgium shuts down Brussels Airport, cancelling all flights until evening.
China Warns EU It Will Retaliate Against New Trade Restrictions
China warns it will retaliate if the EU imposes new trade restrictions on Chinese companies, raising tensions between the two economic giants.
Brussels Hosts Azerbaijan Independence Day Event
Details of the Azerbaijan Independence Day event held in Brussels.
Europe's Push to Curb Big Tech Faces Internal Debate
European leaders are divided on curbing Big Tech as they consider new rules on satellite spectrum and cloud tenders to boost EU tech sovereignty.
EU extends sanctions against Russia by one year
The European Union extends sanctions against Russia until May 28, 2027, targeting 72 individuals and one organization.
Economic Tensions Alarm the West
Economic tensions in the US, UK, and EU: inflation, wage trends, energy shock, and aviation costs.
ECB rejects stablecoin proposals over bank risks
ECB warns that euro stablecoin proposals may hurt bank lending and monetary policy, rejecting Bruegel's suggestions.
EU industry chief: Firms not cutting China reliance
Bond.az - EU industry chief criticizes firms for not cutting China reliance, urges supply chain diversification and economic security.
Serbia May Give Up Veto Power for EU Membership
Serbia is ready to renounce veto power and commissioner post for full EU membership, says parliament speaker Ana Brnabić.
USTR Welcomes EU Trade Deal Progress
USTR welcomes EU progress on trade deal but urges addressing non-tariff barriers.
EU sees 15 billion m³ gas cut potential
The European Commission estimates Europe can cut gas consumption by 15 billion cubic meters through energy efficiency measures.
US troop withdrawal won't weaken NATO defense, top commander says
NATO commander says US withdrawal of 5,000 troops from Europe won't undermine alliance defense; European allies take more responsibility.
EU to Cut Import Duties, Avert Trump Tariff Hike
EU prepares to cut import duties on US goods to comply with trade deal and avoid Trump tariff hike. Key negotiations and July 4 deadline.
Middle East conflict forces flight cancellations
Middle East conflict leads to flight cancellations by major airlines. Stay updated with Bond.az for the latest information.
UK-EU Deal: London Must Be Flexible
UK and EU new deal: London must be more flexible. Brexit relations and July meeting details.
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