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Topic: European Union

EU snubbed Pakistan Army chief’s request to join landmark meeting with Indo-Pacific in Paris

+TFP Praveen Swami - 1 March, 2022

Gen. Qamar Javed Bajwa’s request for a one-on-one meeting with Josep Borrell Fontelles, the EU’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, was also turned down.

China bigger threat than Russia-Ukraine crisis: Jaishankar hints to EU at Indo-Pacific meet

Nayanima Basu - 22 February, 2022

Jaishankar says Paris meeting, called Ministerial Forum for Cooperation in the Indo-Pacific, amid serious crisis in Europe reflects the importance EU attaches to Indo-Pacific.

India’s position on Russia-Ukraine to come under pressure at EU’s Indo-Pacific forum

Nayanima Basu - 22 February, 2022

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar is in Paris to attend Ministerial Forum for Cooperation in Indo-Pacific. Foreign ministers from EU & 30 other countries are attending.

US prepares ‘mother of all sanctions’ against Russia but can’t miss Putin’s hold over Europe

Ryan Haddad - 20 February, 2022

Russia’s use of trade to create dependencies has given it a strong hand–one that the US and Europe have limited options to counter.

US pushes EU to ready Russia sanctions on energy and banks if Kremlin attacks Ukraine

Alberto Nardelli - 17 December, 2021

It’s not clear if the economic measures would dissuade Vladimir Putin from attacking Ukraine if he continues to view NATO outreach to Kyiv to be an existential threat.

India must revisit its 2011 Competition Policy draft. EU, Australia, and Japan are ahead

Arvind Mayaram - 9 December, 2021

A holistic National Competition Policy has the potential to aid efforts in removing entry barriers restricting the participation of MSMEs.

India, EU discussed need to engage with Taliban but no recognition yet: EU special envoy

Nayanima Basu - 7 December, 2021

Tomas Niklasson, Special Envoy of the EU for Afghanistan, says they are planning to reopen their mission in Kabul with limited diplomatic staff for carrying out relief work.

Vaccine inequity can lead to more Covid variants, waive IP rights immediately, India warns WTO

Nayanima Basu - 30 November, 2021

New variant Omicron has put ‘spotlight’ back on the fact that there exists ‘discrimination between vaccinated and unvaccinated people’, India said at a WTO meet in Geneva.

Google loses appeal against €2.4 billion fine. Tech giants must rethink their business models

Renaud Foucart - 13 November, 2021

The internet as we know it – in which most services are free to use but consumers pay by giving away their private data – may come to an end.

Here’s all you need to know about EU’s carbon border tax and what it means for trade

Tatiana Prazeres - 1 November, 2021

For far too long, trade and environment regimes have evolved in parallel, and collaboration across the two communities has been unsatisfactory.

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Don’t leave regulation in hands of social media platforms. Govt must re-evaluate its role

Trishee Goyal - 5 July, 2022

It can hardly be expected of social media platforms to design self-regulatory mechanisms that encourage them being held liable and penalised for their decisions.