YEREVAN - The European Union delegation to Armenia and the EU countries have issued an urgent joint statement, urging the parties to the internal political conflict to show restraint. The EU is welcoming Armenian President Armen Sarkissian's initiative t...
VILNIUS – Vilnius is the very first location of a roadshow that will travel across six European cities which offers an immersive experience into the EU's actions in response to natural and man-made disasters. Visitors will have the opportunity to get an insight into how the EU responds ...
VILNIUS – According to FAO estimates, one-third of the globally produced food, equal to 1.3 billion tonnes, gets lost or wasted every year. Not only does this happen at a time of volatile food prices and worsening food security for many, but food loss ...
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