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Deutsche Welle News Producer for the Brussels office. I can talk during hours about Auvergne, football, and Latvia.
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NATO allies debate plan to boost spending – DW – 05/15/2025

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By Alexandra von Nahmen, Nathan Canas Verified
| Deutsche Welle (DW) Verified
05/15/2025May 15, 2025 If the proposal by the alliance's chief Mark Rutte is agreed, each member country will spend 5% of GDP on defense. Rutte's plan still has to be signed off at a NATO summit in June. But it got a big boost at a meeting of NATO foreign ministers in Turkey when Germany said it was ready to commit.
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EU to weaken legal protection of wolves – DW – 03/07/2025

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By Rosie Birchard Verified, Nathan Canas Verified
| Deutsche Welle (DW) Verified
03/07/2025March 7, 2025 The numbers of wolves living in the wild in Europe is estimated to have increased to more than 20,000. But as the 'strictly protected' predators are responsible for killing significant amounts of livestock each year, landowners and farmers called to downgrade their protection.
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„Schattenflotte“: EU-Parlament erwägt Maßnahmen gegen russische Öllieferungen

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By Nathan Canas Verified
| EURACTIV.de Verified
Das EU-Parlament debattierte am Mittwochabend (23. Oktober) über mögliche Maßnahmen gegen Russlands „Schattenflotte“ von Öl-Tankern. Moskau umgeht mit den baufälligen Schiffen EU-Sanktionen, um weiterhin Drittstaaten zu beliefern. Die sogenannte Schattenflotte besteht aus in der Regel aus alten Schiffen mit unklaren Besitzverhältnissen, die typischerweise unter den Flaggen von Ländern mit als mangelhaft geltenden Qualitätskontrollen fahren.
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