European Commissioner Warns of Looming Labor Shortage, Calls for Increased Migration
European Commissioner for Internal Affairs, Ylva Johansson, has highlighted the pressing need for increased labor migration in the European Union
European Union Foreign Ministers will debate Wednesday economic measures aimed at forcing Egypt's army-backed rulers to end a crackdown on the Muslim Brotherhood.
The emergency meeting in Brussels will be closely monitored by all sides in Egypt, as the EU has emerged as a key mediator in the conflict, Sky News reminds.
EU's 28 member states are expected to express concern over the bloodshed in Egypt and undertake limited changes in the EUR 5 B aid package promised the north African country in 2012.
EU's top foreign policy official, Catherine Ashton, has offered to go to Egypt to help mediate a political solution to the crisis in the country.
"I told the Egyptian foreign minister at the weekend that I am more than willing to go back to Egypt, if they wish me to come back," she said ahead of the extraordinary meeting in Brussels, according to the BBC.
Violence in Egypt has left more than 900 dead in the last week.
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The European Commission has decided to extend the suspension of customs duties and quotas for Ukrainian imports into the EU for another year
The Israeli military is moving further into northern Gaza despite increasing international pressure to stop the ground operation
Hackers allegedly intercepted and broadcasted a segment of the Moscow parade on May 9 through Latvian television channels using an interactive TV server located in Bulgaria
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that Russia is prepared if the West chooses to engage in a conflict over Ukraine
The military commander in charge of defending the northeastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv has been replaced amid the Russian offensive
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of North Macedonia has urged the country's politicians, particularly elected state officials, to exercise caution in adhering to the Prespa Treaty signed with Greece in 2018, which altered the country's name and secured NAT
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