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The attacks on tankers and vessels transiting off the coast of Somalia have reduced considerably over the past few years, according to EU officials, with only three attacks reported so far this year.
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The radical energy reforms put forward by the Belgian Council of Ministers earlier this month may breach EU laws on state aid, legal experts have told Interfax.

EU lawmakers have expressed their disappointment following a US court’s decision to reject a transparency rule, forcing oil and gas companies to disclose payments made to foreign governments when operating abroad.

Chief executives from some of Europe’s largest utilities voiced their support for structural reforms to the EU’s Emissions Trading System at an event in the European Parliament this week.
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