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Lebanon: EU endorses additional humanitarian aid of €30 million

As the escalation of hostilities between Hezbollah and Israel continues, today the European Commission has announced a further €30 million in humanitarian aid to help those most in need in Lebanon. This comes in addition to the €10 million already announced on 29 September and brings total EU humanitarian assistance to the country to over €104 million this year.

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Egypt: Statement by EU High Representative Borrell at the Rafah border crossing

“I am used to having a look at this place through satellite images. I see the Rafah crossing almost every day, through the eyes of the satellites. I know that there are thousands of trucks waiting to enter, per days, per weeks, per months. And I know that they are ambulances – these yellow and blue cars – waiting to receive the wounded people. But one thing is to see

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Three Belarusians charged for forcing Polish plane to land to arrest dissident

A three-year investigation has led to the charging of three Belarusian nationals for deceitfully seizing a Polish aircraft in Belarus to arrest a dissident. The forced landing in Minsk of a commercial flight caused a direct threat to the life and health of the 132 passengers and unlawfully deprived the crew and passengers of their liberty. Eurojust supported this high-profile case.

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Uganda: NATO steps up cooperation with UN Regional Service Centre

“At UN request, NATO and UN staffs will continue to explore ways to expand our practical cooperation; our discussions have rightly emphasized a key guiding principle – developing UN sustainability; we are shaping a future where our cooperation and partnership will continue to flourish, benefiting all those who seek peace and security in the world,” said Defence and Security Cooperation Director of NATO’s Operations Division, Piers Cazalet.

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NATO and Iraq launch high-level political dialogue

NATO’s Special Representative for the southern neighbourhood will serve as NATO’s focal point for the region. He will be responsible for coordinating and enhancing the visibility of NATO’s efforts in the south and will strengthen engagement with partners.

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OSCE: EU Statement on Russia’s ongoing aggression against Ukraine

On 24 August, the EU marked the 33rd anniversary of Ukraine’s independence from the Soviet Union—a day dedicated to celebrating Ukraine’s unique history, culture, and identity. This day also serves as a reminder to Russia that Ukraine, as a sovereign, free, and independent state, has the inherent right to determine its own foreign policy and security arrangements, in full accordance with international law and the Helsinki Final Act.

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Venezuela: Statement by EU High Representative Borrell on recent post-election developments

The EU welcomes the interim report of the UN Panel of Experts, invited by Venezuela’s National Electoral Council (CNE) to assess the overall conduct of the elections within the framework of the Barbados Agreement. As of today, Venezuelan authorities have not provided the necessary public evidence to assess the electoral process according to the standards indicated by the UN panel of experts.

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EU and Japan discuss “Sanctions Enforcement at Sea”

On the occasion of the port call at Tokyo by two German Navy ships: Frigate “Baden-Württemberg” and Supply Ship “Frankfurt-am-Main”, a roundtable on sanctions enforcement at sea was organised by the Delegation of the European Union (EU) to Japan and the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in Japan, with support from the EU project, Enhancing Security Cooperation In and With Asia (ESIWA).

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