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EU to hold emergency meeting on gas row, Brussels confirms

European Union representatives are to hold an emergency meeting on the Russian-Ukrainian gas row on Monday and could send an investigating team to the two countries within days, officials in Brussels

EU demands end to Ukraine-Russia row as gas flow slows

Russian natural gas deliveries fell in downstream markets on Saturday, drawing a sharp European Union demand that the Kremlin and Ukraine end a row over energy.

EU feels first gas pinch in Russia-Ukraine row

The European Union reported the first impacts of the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian gas row on Friday evening as three member states in Central and Eastern Europe reported falling gas pressure in their pip

Brussels approves German economic-support plan

The European Union's executive on Tuesday approved a German plan to stave off recession by offering firms over 15 billion euros (21.3 billion dollars) in low-interest loans, officials confirmed.

EU calls crisis meeting on Gaza violence

The French government on Monday called for an emergency meeting of the European Union's foreign ministers to discuss the crisis in the Middle East, French officials confirmed.

Brussels turns up the heat on French power giant

The European Union's executive on Monday turned up the heat on French power giant Electricite de France (EdF), confirming that it suspected the former monopoly of breaking EU competition rules.

Brussels hails Slovakia's "superb" euro entry

Top European Union officials on Monday hailed Slovakia as a "superb" economic performer, three days before the country becomes the 16th European state to adopt the single currency, the euro.

France wants common EU policy on Guantanamo prisoners

The French Foreign Ministry called Friday for a common European Union policy on how to deal with prisoners currently held in the US prison in Guantanamo Bay on Cuba after the camp is closed as planned

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