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EU Broadly Agrees To Pressure Moscow To Switch Course On Navalny Jailing
The EU is disucssing possible sanctions on Russia to get Navalny freed. 
The EU is disucssing possible sanctions on Russia to get Navalny freed. -
EU Leaders Slam AstraZeneca For Vaccine Delivery Shortfall
EU leaders said that AstraZeneca has yet to provide a satisfactory explanation for its vaccine delivery shortfall. 
EU leaders said that AstraZeneca has yet to provide a satisfactory explanation for its vaccine delivery shortfall. -
Brexit's First Day Uneventful But Pain Predicted Ahead
The United Kingdom has gotten its wish to write its own destiny with the realization of Brexit on January 1. 
The United Kingdom has gotten its wish to write its own destiny with the realization of Brexit on January 1. -
Mixed Feelings In UK, EU After Last-Minute Trade Deal
European Commission says it reached "a fair and balanced agreement" with Britain. 
European Commission says it reached "a fair and balanced agreement" with Britain. -
New EU Policies May Oblige Apple To Change Its App Promotions
Apple and other tech firms may have to change how they promote their apps after the European Union (EU) changed its rules. 
Apple and other tech firms may have to change how they promote their apps after the European Union (EU) changed its rules. -
Greece Finalizes Plans To Build 36-Kilometer Border Wall With Turkey
Relations between Turkey and Greece have soured after the two countries failed to settle a dispute over energy rights in the Mediterranean. 
Relations between Turkey and Greece have soured after the two countries failed to settle a dispute over energy rights in the Mediterranean. -
CHINA BRIEFING: Tencent Rolls Out WeChat For Kids; China and EU Team Up Against Product Infringement
Tencent Holdings is applying to trademark the "youth version" of its multipurpose messaging app WeChat in order to boost its online learning offerings. 
Tencent Holdings is applying to trademark the "youth version" of its multipurpose messaging app WeChat in order to boost its online learning offerings. -
Japan, U.K. Agree To New Trade Deal
The United Kingdom and Japan have agreed to a new trade deal in princple that will remove 99% of tariffs between both countries. 
The United Kingdom and Japan have agreed to a new trade deal in princple that will remove 99% of tariffs between both countries. -
COVID Clincher: EU Reaches Deal On Stimulus, Lifting Hopes For Bloc
The agreement on the 750 billion euro recovery fund buoyed hopes that the EU can weather the crisis. 
The agreement on the 750 billion euro recovery fund buoyed hopes that the EU can weather the crisis. -
Britain To Spend $890 Million On New Infra, Technology With EU
The border infrastructure project is intended to keep a smooth flow of trade between two regions. 
The border infrastructure project is intended to keep a smooth flow of trade between two regions.
