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16 January 2022
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Widespread condemnation after government websites in Ukraine are shut down by 'massive' cyber hack
14 January 2022
NATO and the European Union led strong condemnation after Government websites of various Ukrainian ministries were hacked on Thursday evening (13 January). The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported this on Friday. According to Ukraine's Foreign Ministry spokesperson, Oleg Nikolenko, it is too soon to draw conclusions about who could have been behind the attacks. However it is widely suspected that Russia was behind the attacks.
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NATO-Russia Council meets for a "not an easy discussion"
13 January 2022
Speaking at a press conference after the meeting at NATO headquarters in Brussles, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who chaired the meeting, said: “This was not an easy discussion, but that is exactly why it was so important.” He noted that NATO Allies are ready to meet again with Russia to discuss a number of topics in greater detail and to put concrete proposals on the table. “There are opportunities for constructive engagement which should not be missed, in the interest of security in Europe,” he said.
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Europe mourns the death of European Parliament president, David Sassoli
11 January 2022
Flags at European institutions in Brussels flew at half mast on Tuesday in honour of the Italian politician who had led the European Parliament since 2019.
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Opinion: New Dutch government installed, as a gentle pro-European breeze blows over The Hague
11 January 2022
A new government for The Netherlands was installed on Monday (10 January) made up of a coalition of four political parties: VVD, D66, CDA, and ChristenUnie. One important feature of the coalition agreement is its positive and optimistic approach towards the European Union. Is this then the end of Euroscepticism in the Netherlands? Maximiliaan van Lange analyses in this article for commonspace.eu the background to the formation of the fourth Rutte Cabinet (Rutte IV) and examines how the Netherlands will now pursue its objectives within the European Union.
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Qatar Minister says reforms carried out in line with ILO guidelines
10 January 2022
The Qatari Minister of Labour Dr Ali bin Saeed bin Smaikh Al-Marri has said that Qatar adopted many legislative and administrative reforms that stem from and are in line with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) as part of their agreement of partnership in 2017.