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  1. The European External Action Service is facing resistance from national capitals while seeking to expand its intelligence analysis division, with officials briefing POLITICO.

A conference is underway in Toronto while the EU targets Russian entities with sanctions, with EEAS operating from its headquarters in Brussels.

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A conference is underway in Toronto while the EU targets Russian entities with sanctions, with EEAS operating from its headquarters in Brussels.

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  1. The European External Action Service (EEAS) provided a list of blacklisted entities.Sub-event
  2. The European Union is facing pressure as sanctions targeting Russian entities are tested for cohesion.Sub-event
  3. A conference is underway in Toronto while the EU targets Russian entities with sanctions, with EEAS operating from its headquarters in Brussels.1 source

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