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EU nations to invest in renewable energy in Ja

A European Union (EU) delegation is currently in Jamaica and looking to develop partnerships with Jamaican companies in the renewable energy sector to assist the country in meeting its 50 per cent target for renewables by 2030 in a remix of the.

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Turkey votes in favor of Sweden s NATO membership after months of delay

Turkey votes in favor of Sweden s NATO membership after months of delay
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Ukraine says talks with Berlin about Taurus missiles continue

Ukraine's foreign minister says he remains in discussion with the German government about acquiring German-made Taurus cruise missiles. Dmytro Kuleba reiterated that Ukraine is seeking the advanced missiles from Germany in order to strike Russian military infrastructure on occupied Ukrainian territory, not to hit targets in Russia. "We don't need a Taurus to attack Moscow," Kuleba emphasized in an interview with the news outlets Bild, Welt.tv and Politico. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has so fa

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Germany s Scholz says other EU countries must do more for Ukraine

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has called on European countries to do more to support Ukraine in its fight against Russia's ongoing invasion. "The contributions that the European states have so far earmarked for 2024 are not yet large enough," Scholz said in an interview with Die Zeit newspaper. "Europe must discuss what each country can contribute so that we can significantly increase our support." Ukraine must be able to defend its territory, Scholz said, "and this must not fail due to a lack o

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Four years on from leaving the EU, we have lost our way and what it is to be British

Four years on from leaving the EU, we have lost our way and what it is to be British
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