Germany to patrol Baltic airspace amid threat of Russian attack - Die Zeit
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Poland wants to call on the European Commission to introduce a complete embargo on agricultural products from Russia and Belarus
The country's Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that he would make a corresponding proposal to the...
The European Commission imposed an antitrust fine of €1.8 billion on Apple
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Zakharova threatened Germany with "denazification" after leaked conversation about strikes on the Crimean bridge
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Scholz once again opposed the supply of Taurus missiles to Ukraine
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Scholz opposed the extradition of Julian Assange to the United States
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