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Brexit tensions mean Brits won’t get EU science cash, Brussels warns
No Horizon funding will go to British researchers until the Northern Ireland protocol row is fixed.
Olaf Scholz dismisses EU Parliament call to sanction Gerhard Schröder over Russia ties
German chancellor also optimistic that Turkish opposition to NATO accession of Finland and Sweden can be overcome.
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Dutch parliament takes aim at prime minister over deleting text messages.
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Germany approves constitutional change to boost military
A vast majority of lawmakers voted to put a special €100 billion military makeover fund into Germany’s constitution.
Germany to supply Ukraine with air defense and radar systems
The move is announced as Germany faces sharp criticism at home and abroad over its lack of military support to Ukraine.
Germany announces new deal with Greece to send tanks to Ukraine
Berlin has already agreed a similar tank swap deal with Prague and says it’s working to implement one with Warsaw as well after criticism.
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