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    • EU foreign policy chief to visit Moscow in first week of February 25 January, 2021

      EU foreign policy chief to visit Moscow in first week of February

      • European Council
      • Europost , Brussels

      EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell will visit Moscow in the first week of February, attending a long-lasting invitation from Russian Foreign Affairs Minister Sergei Lavrov.

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    • Kyriakides: AstraZeneca’s new delivery schedule is not acceptable 25 January, 2021

      Kyriakides: AstraZeneca’s new delivery schedule is not acceptable

      • European Commission
      • Europost , Brussels

      In a press statement delivered Monday evening on vaccine deliveries and on the vaccine export transparency scheme, Stella Kyriakides, Commissioner for Health and Food Safety said that AstraZeneca's vaccine is currently in the final stages of the approval process with the European Medicines Agency. If all requirements are met, the EMA could recommend market authorisation by the end of this week.

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    • Greece, France sign €2.3bn fighter jet deal 25 January, 2021

      Greece, France sign €2.3bn fighter jet deal

      • Member States
      • Europost

      Greece signed a 2.3bn-euro ($2.8bn) deal with France on Monday to purchase 18 Rafale fighter jets, as tensions remain high with neighbour Turkey.

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    • Companies scale up their commitment to reduce carbon footprint 25 January, 2021

      Companies scale up their commitment to reduce carbon footprint

      • European Commission
      • Europost , Brussels

      Before the pandemic, the average carbon footprint of a consumer in the EU was 7 tonnes of CO2 per year. The Commission launched on Monday the pilot phase of its new Green Consumption Pledge, the first initiative delivered under the New Consumer Agenda. 

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    • EC introduces ‘dark red’ zone, discourages non-essential travel 25 January, 2021

      EC introduces ‘dark red’ zone, discourages non-essential travel

      • European Commission
      • Europost , Brussels

      The Commission proposed on Monday update to the common colour code, among other measures to coordinated approach on free movement restrictions adding to Council Recommendation of last October.

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    • EU to consider new Russia sanctions 25 January, 2021

      EU to consider new Russia sanctions

      • Foreign relations
      • Europost

      The EU foreign ministers were expected on Monday to discuss and impose new sanctions on Russian individuals after more than 3,000 people were arrested across Russia on Saturday during peaceful demonstrations  demanding the release of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, news wires reported.

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    • Italy's PM looking to resign, then form new government: papers 25 January, 2021

      Italy's PM looking to resign, then form new government: papers

      • Member States
      • Europost

      Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte is close to resigning, but then hopes to form a new government that can count on a broader majority, national dailies reported on Monday.

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    • Lagarde: ECB to launch climate change centre 25 January, 2021

      Lagarde: ECB to launch climate change centre

      • EU Insights
      • Europost

      The European Central Bank is in the process of setting up a climate change centre to coordinate the bank’s thinking on how to best incorporate climate issues into monetary policy and banking supervision, ECB President Christine Lagarde announced today.

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    • Dutch police clash with anti-lockdown rioters 25 January, 2021

      Dutch police clash with anti-lockdown rioters

      • Member States
      • Europost

      Rioters set fires in the center of the southern Dutch city of Eindhoven and pelted police with rocks on Sunday at a banned demonstration against coronavirus lockdown measures, while officers responded with tear gas and water cannons, arresting at least 55 people, news wires reported.

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    • Portugal's President Rebelo de Sousa wins second term 25 January, 2021

      Portugal's President Rebelo de Sousa wins second term

      • Member States
      • Europost

      President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has been re-elected for a second five-year term in Portugal's presidential election in the first round, according to official results from the electoral commission, news wires reported.

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In brief
  • EU countries sign amending agreements to the ESM Treaty, SRF

    news image title 27 January, 2021

    Representatives from the Member States signed on Wednesday the amending agreements to the Treaty on the European Stability Mechanism and the Single Resolution Fund Intergovernmental Agreement. This signature launches the ratification procedures in the Member States, in accordance with their national constitutional requirements. 

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  • Lagarde: ECB to launch climate change centre

    news image title 25 January, 2021

    The European Central Bank is in the process of setting up a climate change centre to coordinate the bank’s thinking on how to best incorporate climate issues into monetary policy and banking supervision, ECB President Christine Lagarde announced today.

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  • AstraZeneca cuts vaccine supply to EU by 60% to 31m doses in Q1

    news image title 23 January, 2021

    Pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca has cast a major disappointment on EU with intention to supply only 31 million doses of its Covid-19 vaccine in the first quarter of 2021, a senior official familiar with the matter said, quoted by Reuters. The earmarked volumes are short by some 60 percent than previously projected due to production problems.

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