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Sarkozy is accused of exceeding the legal threshold for campaign expenses by 20 million euros (23.8 million dollars) during his re-election campaign in 2012…reports Asian Lite News Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy

Since Monday, 10 populous regions and the Autonomous Province of Trento have been labelled as high-risk “red zones.” The containment measures will last until Easter in early April…reports Asian Lite News Most

Migration topped the EU’s list of concerns “The internal and external strands of migration have to go hand in hand,” said Borrell…reports Asian Lite News Josep Borrell, High Representative of the European

The Germans have expressed the frustration with Merkel’s pandemic responses. The CDU garnered 23.6 per cent of the vote, down from 27 per cent in the last election, in its stronghold Baden-Wuerttemberg…reports

They also recalled the conclusions of the January 21 video conference of the members of the European Council…reports Asian Lite News Leaders from five European Union (EU) nations have called for a

WHO reiterated support to AstraZeneca COVID vaccine amid clotting concerns The suspension came after several reports of blood clots following vaccinations and the death of a 60-year-old woman who received a shot

Australia mulls alternate ways to counter EU’s CBAM If EU’s carbon tariff introduced, millions of dollars of new tariffs would be slapped on Australian exports of energy-intensive materials including aluminium, steel and

Vaccines have become a great relief in the strong fight against the pandemic even there are some doubts regarding the vaccine side effects…reports Asianlite News. The health authorities in Denmark said on