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      Sunday 12 February RNW - NEWS, ANALYSIS AND BACKGROUND INFORMATION IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE
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      A worker lays out bags of grain for a crowd at the Doro refugee camp, near the town of Bunj, about 40 kilometres from the border in South Sudan's Upper Nile state on December 2011. The European Union has called for an immediate end to fighting in two Sudanese states bordering South Sudan, and urged unhindered access for relief workers.
      Bulletin: EU wants end to Sudan fighting, seeks aid access

      Bulletin: EU wants end to Sudan fighting, seeks aid access

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      Women sell food on a market in Niamey in 2010. The EU said Wednesday it is doubling humanitarian aid to Africa's Sahel area to 95 million euros in a "race against time" to lift two million people facing food shortages out of danger.
      Bulletin: EU doubles Sahel humanitarian aid to 95 million euros

      Bulletin: EU doubles Sahel humanitarian aid to 95 million euros

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      A pirate stands on a rocky outcrop on the coast in Hobyo, central Somalia, looking at at a hijacked vessel. The European Union is weighing expanding its anti-piracy operation off the Horn of Africa to include targeting equipment stored on Somali beaches, Germany said Friday.
      Bulletin: EU mulls expanding anti-piracy mission to beaches: Germany

      Bulletin: EU mulls expanding anti-piracy mission to beaches: Germany

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      A Somali pirate looks out to sea at a hijacked ship. Somali pirates are currently holding 200 people hostage as part of their ransom business, keeping them from their families during the festive season, the EU's anti-piracy mission says.
      Bulletin: Somali pirates 'holding 200 crew hostage'

      Bulletin: Somali pirates 'holding 200 crew hostage'

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      Moroccan fishing boats are seen in Rabat 2008. European Parliament lawmakers blocked a deal Wednesday allowing special access for EU fishermen to Moroccan waters, prompting Morocco to issue an immediate ban on European fishing boats.
      Bulletin: EU lawmakers block Morocco-Western Sahara fishing deal

      Bulletin: EU lawmakers block Morocco-Western Sahara fishing deal

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      A growing coalition of countries demanding a new pact on greenhouse gases pressured China, the United States and India to follow suit as the UN climate talks were set to go into overtime on Friday.
      Bulletin: EU allies with vulnerable nations at climate talks

      Bulletin: EU allies with vulnerable nations at climate talks

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      EU Council president Herman Van Rompuy (R) and Ivory Coast President Alassane Dramane Ouattara shake hands during a joint press conference at the EU headquarters in Brussels, November 23. The European Union will maintain aid to Ivory Coast despite the current economic crisis, Van Rompuy told Ouattara on Wednesday.
      Bulletin: EU vows crisis will not derail aid for Ivory Coast

      Bulletin: EU vows crisis will not derail aid for Ivory Coast

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      A Belgian military plane chartered by the European Union is loaded with humanitarian supplies. The EU said Friday it is increasing immediately food aid for Africa's Sahel region in an urgent bid to save the lives of half a million people facing shortages.
      Bulletin: EU ups urgent Sahel food aid by 10 million euros

      Bulletin: EU ups urgent Sahel food aid by 10 million euros

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      European Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton listens on during a joint press conference with Chairman of the Libyan National Transitional Council Mustafa Abdel Jalil after their meeting in Tripoli.
      Bulletin: Ashton to open EU's Libya delegation in Tripoli

      Bulletin: Ashton to open EU's Libya delegation in Tripoli

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      A supporter of Democratic Republic of Congo's opposition "Union for Democracy and Social Progress" party runs away from tear gas after a demonstration was dispersed by police, in Kinshasa, October 2011. The European Union on Tuesday expressed concern at the violence which has marred the run up to presidential and legislative elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo later this month.
      Bulletin: EU concerned at pre-election violence in DR Congo

      Bulletin: EU concerned at pre-election violence in DR Congo

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