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EU fails to reach decision on arming Syrian rebels

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European Union leaders say the arms embargo imposed on the Syrian opposition will end on Saturday.

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Foreign ministers meeting in Brussels said no decision to arm Syrian rebels will be taken before August and all other sanctions remain in place.

Unity was thin on the ground as ministers toiled for 12 hours and failed to reach the unanimous decision required to extend the current arms embargo.

Romania is dead set against arming the rebels according to Foreign Minister Titus Corlatean: “Romania has no interest in supplying weapons to Syria. We side with those who want a political and diplomatic solution to the problem and we encourage negotiation.”

Moscow believes the move will harm the prospects of an international peace conference, which the Russians, along with the US, are trying to schedule before August.

Louay Safi from the Syrian National Council backs the move, but fears the killing will continue: “We welcome this step. We think it is a positive move, but we are afraid the delay in lifting the embargo will have negative effects on stopping the aggression and killing.”

The EU embargo applies to both the Syrian government and the opposition.

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How can the EU protect workers from the heat?

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Builders, delivery drivers, nurses, teachers…many workers struggle in increasingly extreme heat in Europe.

What can the EU do to protect them?

MEPs Benedetta Scuderi and Andrea Wechsler debate this question on #TheRing.

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Made in Europe: the world’s biggest cork producer

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Ever wondered where the corks on wine bottles come from? The likelihood is high that the raw material originated near Lisbon.

This week’s episode of #MadeInEurope is taking you to explore Corticeira Amorim’s cork oak forests in Portugal.

Watch tonight at 20.30 CET on Euronews.

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AI ‘experts’ draw millions of views on YouTube

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These political ‘experts’ don’t exist but their videos have recorded 7.5 million views.

Researchers at CeMAS identified 47 YouTube channels using AI-generated presenters to discuss German politics and world affairs. Who’s behind them, and why, remains unknown.

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Spain to investigate claims its soldiers have tortured migrants in Ceuta

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Spain to investigate claims its soldiers have tortured migrants in Ceuta

Amnesty International says it has documented beatings, humiliations, summary expulsions and racial profiling in Ceuta and the Spanish government has ordered the military to identify any individuals potentially responsible.

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Carney welcomes proposal for Canada to become the EUs associate member

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President Donald Trump on Wednesday suggested that the EU allowing Canada to become an associate member could be a “hostile act” and threatened to respond to the proposed move by imposing more tariffs on the bloc.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said, “This alliance is a positive process. That’s my response to the American president. It’s a positive thing. A stronger, more resilient, more sovereign Canada will be a partner, a more effective partner with the United States, and the same would go for the European Union.”

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