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Russia can no longer use energy as weapon against Baltic states -Zelenskyy
  • 2025-02-10
  • LETA/BNS/TBT Staff

KYIV - The disconnection of the Baltic states from Russia’s power grid has deprived Moscow of the ability to use electricity as a weapon against them and has made Europe even more unified, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated this in his evening address on Sund...

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Poland rolls out plans for fortifications on its border with Russia and Belarus
Poland rolls out plans for fortifications on its border with Russia and Belarus
EU countries call for
EU countries call for
Europe must support Ukraine as much as is necessary for victory - European Parliament
Europe must support Ukraine as much as is necessary for victory - European Parliament
2024 will be another year of resilience for the Baltics and euro area as a whole - Eurogroup president
2024 will be another year of resilience for the Baltics and euro area as a whole - Eurogroup president
EU’s spending watchdog ECA President Tony Murphy: “Improving our efficiency is my top priority”
EU’s spending watchdog ECA President Tony Murphy: “Improving our efficiency is my top priority”
European elections 2024: to keep our future in our hands, we need the Revolution of Hope
European elections 2024: to keep our future in our hands, we need the Revolution of Hope
The 2023 Brussels Economic Forum addresses economic challenges, AI, climate change
The 2023 Brussels Economic Forum addresses economic challenges, AI, climate change
EU agrees new sanctions over Russia's war in Ukraine
EU agrees new sanctions over Russia's war in Ukraine
European Commission president: Putin has failed to divide Europe
European Commission president: Putin has failed to divide Europe
Eurobarometer: Europeans concerned by cost of living crisis
Eurobarometer: Europeans concerned by cost of living crisis
Young progressive local and regional politicians call for an EU Housing Strategy
Young progressive local and regional politicians call for an EU Housing Strategy
EU regions and cities call for compensatory payments to tackle industrial pollution
EU regions and cities call for compensatory payments to tackle industrial pollution

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