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1 day ago
Lawyers for DR Congo announced that the central African country is suing the French and Belgian subsidiaries of US tech giant Apple, accusing them of using minerals pillaged from Congo and laundered through international supply chains. 
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As EU leaders gather in Brussels for their summit, Gaza’s devastation has tarnished the bloc's reputation for human rights. Amnesty International says member states must penalise Israel alone, if new EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas cannot find unanimity in the face of 'the most document genocide in history'.
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While Syrians rejoice at the prospect of freedom, the post-Assad transition is fraught with challenges. Left MEPs call on the EU to pressure Turkey and Israel to their restrain military actions, support Kurdish autonomy in Syria, and protect refugees in Europe.
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A 'silent pandemic' the EU is not prepared for

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"Mental health is the silent pandemic," Irish centre-right MEP Maria Walsh, who spearheads several parliament initiatives on mental health, said, arguing that the EU needs to have a strategy implemented in "weeks, not years".
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Gaza's children paying 'high price' for war, UN envoy says

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Without shelter from bombs, access to water, food, hygiene, healthcare, or education, Gaza's children are paying “a high price” in the war, UNICEF’s envoy for Palestine told EUobserver.
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Drainpipe of shame: How Orbán hypocrisy became a gay icon in Brussels

2 months ago
The drainpipe in Brussels where a far-right MEP fled a gay orgy still attracts tourists, who take pics to remember what Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán really represents.
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