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It had been presented as one of the most important laws of Emmanuel Macron’s mandate. The Loi Climat et Résilience,
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Britain To Withhold Visas For Countries Refusing To
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France Offers Quid Pro-Quo Over Frigates To Greece
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Blinken visits Brussels to rebuild ties with NATO
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Draghi, Merkel, and Macron talks to call on
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Danger looms over Brexit deal amidst lack of
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WHO Weary Of Vaccine Passport Use By European
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