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Hungary to challenge ECJ fine over asylum policy compliance
The Hungarian government has announced plans to contest what it called an "outrageous and unacceptable" fine of 200 million euros imposed by the European Court…
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Dutch watchdog fines Netflix €4.75m for violating personal data rules
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) on Wednesday imposed a 4.75-million-euro fine on U.S. streaming service provider Netflix for failing to provide customers…
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Ex French President Sarkozy loses final appeal for corruption
France's highest court for civil and criminal cases on Wednesday upheld a verdict against former French President Nicolas Sarkozy for corruption and…
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Belgrade to introduce free public transport for residents
All residents of Serbia's capital Belgrade will get a special New Year gift: free public transportation starting Jan. 1, Mayor Aleksandar Sapic announced on…
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Ukraine gets €4.1b from EU for social, humanitarian needs
Ukraine received 4.1 billion euros from the European Union (EU) to finance its urgent social and humanitarian needs, the Finance Ministry announced on Wednesday. The…
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Suspect of Russian General Kirillov murder held
Russian authorities have detained an Uzbek citizen in connection with the deaths of a senior military official and his assistant, the Russian Investigative Committee said…
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Irregular migration can’t be solved at internal borders: Merkel
Former German chancellor Angela Merkel has argued that international cooperation, not the closure of internal European borders, is the key to addressing irregular…
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UK experiences longest hiring slump on record
Job vacancies in the United Kingdom (UK) continued to decline, marking the 29th consecutive quarterly drop, according to a report released by the British Office for…
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Majority Germans afraid nuke weapons will be used in war: Survey
More than half of the German population is afraid that nuclear weapons will be used in an armed conflict, a survey published on Tuesday showed. Some 58% of respondents…
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Ireland fines Meta €251m over Facebook data breach
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) announced on Tuesday that it has fined the tech-giant Meta 251 million euros for a personal data breach affecting 29 million…
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