EU-funded scientists unveil first ever image of a black hole
The European Commission revealed on April 10 the first ever image of a black hole taken by Event Horizon Telescope,
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Brexit: European Council adopts regulation on visa-free travel to Schengen by UK citizens
The European Council said that it had on April 9 adopted a regulation setting out that, following Brexit, UK citizens
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EC on International Roma Day: ‘Communities still suffer from widespread discrimination, marginalisation’
Despite being Europe’s largest minority, Roma communities still suffer from widespread discrimination and marginalisation. This prevents them from accessing fundamental rights to
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Artist Christo to create ‘L’Arc de Triomphe, Wrapped’ in April 2020
Bulgarian-born artist Christo, in close collaboration with the Centre Pompidou and the Centre des monuments nationaux, will create a temporary
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Brexit: Customs authorities in EU ‘ready and prepared’ for no-deal scenario
Much has already been achieved to ensure that national customs infrastructure and logistics in the European Union are ready to
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Brexit: European Parliament, Council reach agreement on visa-free travel
The European Council and the European Parliament have agreed that, following Brexit, UK citizens coming to the Schengen area for
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Greek PM Tsipras given a warm welcome in Skopje
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras arrived in Skopje on April 2 on what is considered to be a historic visit
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EC to launch new call for municipalities to bid for funds for free wi-fi in public spaces
The European Commission is to launch a new call for applications for WiFi4EU, the scheme to enable municipalities to set up
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Turkey’s ruling party suffers heavy losses in key local polls
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s party suffered heavy losses in Sunday’s local elections, losing critical cities across the country, while
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