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EU split: German minister claimed 'Grexit' would be 'better path' in eurozone row


| UPDATED: 18:20, Wed, Mar 17, 2021
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The coronavirus pandemic has seen the EU s economic divisions come to light as the bloc suffers a recession. Throughout 2020, leaders negotiated a recovery fund worth over £500billion designed to stimulate the economy. But member states clashed over spending, distribution of the fund and the rule of law, leading to a standoff between Hungary, Poland and the rest of the bloc. Economic differences have existed for decades in the EU, with northern nations generally advocating restricted spending and southern ....

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EU vaccine crisis: Brussels' actions 'border on shameless' as bloc turned on Von der Leyen


| UPDATED: 14:50, Wed, Mar 17, 2021
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President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen has fanned the flames in the UK-EU vaccine feud today as she threatened to block exports to Britain.She said all options are on the table to boost the EU s stuttering immunisation campaign, including moves to halt exports to countries which have higher vaccination rates than us .The EU chief added: We are still waiting for doses to come from the UK, so this is an invitation to show us that there are also doses from the UK coming to the European U ....

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EU vaccine row: Ireland urged to go to UK for help as 'Brussels' rollout has been dire'


| UPDATED: 09:58, Mon, Mar 15, 2021
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The bloc s internal relations soured over the weekend as member states split over the vaccine rollout. On Friday, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz said that vaccine doses were not being spread evenly among member states despite an agreement within the bloc to do so according to population. Addressing European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and European Council President Charles Michel, he claimed that the rollout isn t equal . He said: In r ....

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EU's fears over Brexit before trade deal chaos: 'Everybody is losing'


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The implementation of the Brexit trade deal has resulted in huge impacts on both sides of the English Channel. The UK has seen its trade with Europe encounter increased bureaucracy as fishermen and figures in the haulage industry rage at the new trading relationship. Last month, the Road Haulage Association (RHA) said loads on lorries going through British ports to the EU had fallen by as much as 68 percent in January 2021 compared to January 2020. The Government challenged this claim, but Cabinet ....

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EU warned 'Netherlands could follow UK with Nexit' as Dutch PM raged at idea


| UPDATED: 10:11, Fri, Mar 12, 2021
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Brexit represented the first occasion a country has left the EU in its current form, sending shockwaves through Europe. The UK s decision coincided with rising euroscepticism in some of the EU s biggest member states, and sparked speculation over who could be next to leave the bloc. In 2017, Dutch pollster Maurice de Hond undertook a survey in which 56 percent of Dutch people were in favour of leaving the EU if there was a referendum tomorrow. This led to ....

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