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The EU Commission, the bloc's executive arm, said Monday that people in more than 80 countries will benefit from the money in 2020. Some 400 million euros ($444 million) will go to programs developed in Africa, while 345 million euros ($383 million) have been awarded to address crises in the Middle East. … [Read more...] about EU sets up $998 million budget for humanitarian aid

The EU announced no concrete measures Monday, but French Foreign Minister Jean Yves Le Drian applauded what he described as Europe regaining control in international affairs. France hosted a summit last week to shore up military cooperation with West African countries against growing Islamist militancy in the Sahel. … [Read more...] about EU Mulls Reviving Migrant, Arms Embargo Operation Targeting Libya

Morten Messerschmidt MEP, who was formerly an MP in the Danish parliament, said that he believed Brexit will be a success for the UK and that it could lead to further referendums on EU membership in various member states over the next ten years, Danish tabloid B.T. reports. … [Read more...] about Populist MEP Predicts Denmark to Leave the EU By 2030

Despite the DF not being fully against his country’s membership of the EU, Mr. Thulesen Dahl even sees positives in a vote for Brexit in June’s referendum. He told supporters “it is important to emphasise that it is a situation which provides opportunities for Denmark.” … [Read more...] about Danish People’s Party Wants An EU Referendum For Denmark

BERLIN - Chancellor Angela Merkel has asked her conservative lawmakers to wait until after a March EU summit before taking a position on whether China's Huawei can take part in the rollout of Germany's 5G network, sources involved in their talks said. … [Read more...] about Sources: Merkel Seeks to Delay Huawei Position Until After March EU Summit