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September 05, 2021
Prince Charles' ex-aide quits charity role amid honor claims
September 05, 2021
20 injured in Serbian church protest in Montenegro
September 05, 2021
Prevent ‘entire generation from being lost’ in Syria, urges Griffiths
September 03, 2021
Putin renews criticism of West; hopes Taliban will show ‘civilized behavior’
BRUSSELS — European Union foreign ministers have agreed on the need to engage with the Taliban but stopped short of formally recognizing the new government.At a meeting in Slovenia, EU foreign policy chief Joseph Borrell said that at this moment it is necessary and that a presence on the ground in Afghanistan should be re-established."In order to support the Afghan population, we will have to engage with the new government in Afghanistan, which does not mean recognition, it is an operational engagement," Borrell told reporters on Friday.According to the EU, cooperation is dependent on the Taliban meeting five conditions, including preventing the export of terrorism, respecting human rights, creating an inclusive government, allowing access to humanitarian aid, and allowing the...
September 03, 2021
EU will talk to the Taliban but will not recognize government: Borrell
September 03, 2021
2020 highlighted nuclear's resilience under COVID-19 pandemic: WNA
September 03, 2021
EU, AstraZeneca reach vaccine deal
September 02, 2021
Afghanistan crisis sparks debate over EU's military capabilities
September 02, 2021
Rare impeachment trial in Denmark as ex-minister Stojberg accused of splitting migrants
September 02, 2021
Ireland fines WhatsApp €225m for breaking EU data protection rules
