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Centrist François Bayrou appointed French prime minister
The 73-year-old Macron ally must now pass a budget and avoid another no-confidence vote.
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Tech Pro Brief – CRA, GPSR in force, SMEs demand Eurostack, and TikTok Shop opens in Europe
Euractiv's Pro newsletter covering all things Tech, brought to you by Chris Powers, Théophane Hartmann, and Jacob Wulff Wold.
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Kazakhstan’s critical materials potential ripe for EU supply chain resilience [Advocacy Lab Content]
Kazakhstan is ready to supply 21 out of the 34 critical raw materials. Currently, it produces 19 of those materials. Europe is willing to invest, but too slow.
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EU interior ministers remain deadlocked on CSAM detection bill
The main concern among the bill's opponents is that lawful but intimate images of adults will be mistakenly flagged as child abuse imagery and sent to the authorities.
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Italian court ok’s referendum on controversial autonomy law
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about the economic benefits of Romania's full Schengen accession, Poland’s Morawiecki set to replace Meloni as ECR head, and so much more.
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Full Schengen accession to boost Romania’s GDP by 2%
Some predict Romania's GDP could increase by up to 2% in 2025.
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Slovakia’s striking doctors, opposition urge president to block ‘forced labour’ law
“The whip will not work on doctors.“
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Poland’s Morawiecki to replace Meloni as ECR head
“It has been no secret that Giorgia Meloni intended to step down," Italian media reported.
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Portuguese minister snubs PM’s pitch to review 2% defence spending goal
"Our endeavour at the moment is to say that this 2% investment by 2029 will happen."
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Sánchez’s PSOE tries to ‘seduce’ Puigdemont, again
Some say that Puigdemont's stance is all part of a power strategy.
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Italian court ok’s referendum on controversial autonomy law
The European Commission had also previously rejected the law.
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Syrian refugees won’t be forced to return, for now
“The situation is volatile,” Brunner said.
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ACCA at United Nations COPs 2024: Representing accounting bodies on climate and nature [Promoted content]
2024 has been a year of COPs and calls to action on sustainability. The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) has played a pivotal role in engaging business and policy makers on the importance of accountants in a just transition to a sustainable future.
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Moldova declares state of emergency as risk of Russian gas cutoff looms
Prime Minister Dorin Recean said Russian President Vladimir Putin "wants to leave the population of Transnistria without gas" in order to destabilise the situation in Moldova."
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Escalation feared as Georgia pro-EU protests enter third week
More unrest is expected on Saturday, when Georgian Dream is scheduled to strengthen its grip on power by appointing far-right former footballer Mikheil Kavelashvili as a successor to pro-Western President Salome Zurabishvili.
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Swedish minister open to new measures to tackle energy crisis, blames German nuclear phase-out
"I'm furious with the Germans," Busch told Swedish broadcaster SVT.
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Russia in contact with Syrian rebels, hopes to keep military bases
Russia hopes to maintain its two bases in Syria - a naval base in Tartous and the Khmeimim Air Base near the port city of Latakia.
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Why Georgia’s pivot toward Russia may backfire
In this episode, host Giada Santana speaks with Carnegie's Thomas De Waal about Georgia's apparent shift towards Russia and what the EU can do to respond.
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Russia backs Orbán’s efforts for Christmas ceasefire in Ukraine
Viktor Orbán made the proposals in a call to Putin on Wednesday, the Kremlin and Hungary said, without giving more details.
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Europe’s defence sector needs deeper private equity pockets for frontline capability [Advocacy Lab Content]
Europe’s 2500 SMEs specialising in niche military technologies are collectively struggling with an equity and debt financing gap of up to €4 billion.
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