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Concerns Raised Over Proposed European Forest Monitoring System
The Swedish Forest Industries Federation, supporting the European Commission’s aspiration to enhance the availability of forest data within the EU, has expressed its apprehensions regarding the recently presented proposal of a new monitoring system for the Union’s forests. While the intention to improve knowledge about Europe’s forests and facilitate access to comparable data is commendable,
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Trends in Asylum Applications in EU Countries: August 2023
In August 2023, the number of first-time asylum applicants in EU countries saw a significant increase compared to the previous year. According to Eurostat, 91,735 non-EU citizens sought international protection, marking a 19% rise from August 2022. Meanwhile, subsequent applicants decreased by 8% to 5,660. Syrian nationals retained their position as the largest group of
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Unveiling the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on EU Population Dynamics
As the world navigated the challenging landscape of the COVID-19 pandemic between January 2021 and January 2022, the European Union’s population experienced a notable decline of 265,257 individuals. This decrease can be attributed to various factors, including natural population changes such as a higher number of deaths than births, as well as the influence of
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Canada Lifts Sanctions on International Businessman Oleg Boyko
Canada has officially lifted sanctions against international businessman Oleg Boyko, marking a notable change in its approach towards individuals previously included in the list of those facing sanctions in connection with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The decision, which followed recommendations from the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Canada, has resulted in amendments to the list
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Protecting Children: The EU and European Parliament’s Commitment to Safeguarding Their Rights
Children’s rights and well-being have long been a priority for the European Union (EU) and the European Parliament. Through legislation, collaborations, and strategic initiatives, they are dedicated to protecting children from harm, promoting their well-being, and ensuring their fundamental rights. Children’s Rights as an EU Priority: The EU and the European Parliament have firmly established
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