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Gender irrelevant for taking the train, top EU court rules
French operator SNCF have previously asked passengers to self-declare as 'Monsieur' or 'Madame'.
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Czechia steps up fight against Russian espionage
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about a Kazakh company reportedly bidding for Bulgaria’s only refinery, the Czech Senate looking to debate an anti-spy bill aimed at Russian sabotage activities, and so much more.
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Elena Lasconi to run for president of Romania, ruling coalition candidate unclear
Romania's ruling coalition agreed on Wednesday to rerun a two-round presidential election on 4 May and 18 May and stuck to an original plan to endorse a single candidate.
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Kazakh company reportedly bidding for Bulgaria’s only refinery
Kazakh oil is becoming more widely used in Europe following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Serbia’s Vučić has hidden agenda behind NIS sanctions alarm, analysts say
The president has painted a somewhat apocalyptic scenario over oil deliveries.
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Half a century after Franco’s death, wounds remain open
The far right called the commemoration absurd necrophilia.
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Czechia steps up fight against Russian espionage
Critics worry about the criminalisation of legitimate activities and freedom of speech.
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Fico says he secured gas supply for Slovakia in talks with Putin
Since 1 January Slovakia has continued receiving gas coming via Hungary, which receives Russian gas via TurkStream
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Meddling Musk risks boring Europe
The world's richest man is preparing to broadcast Germany's far-right, but he does not seem to get Europeans.
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Zelenskyy, Sandu discuss Ukrainian coal to ease Transnistria energy crisis
"We are ready to assist Moldova, including with coal supplies," Zelenskyy said in his nightly video address after discussing the crisis with Sandu by telephone.
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Top10. The climate ambitions of the next EU commission
In this episode, we look back at a critical development in Europe’s green agenda: Teresa Ribera’s appointment by President von der Leyen to steer Europe’s green transition while ensuring its competitiveness.
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Internal documents reveal Commission fears over Microsoft dependency
Election of new EDPS might end up deciding future of Commission's Microsoft use.
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Pharmaceutical sector urges EU to adopt electronic product information
The EU’s pharma sector joins forces to call for the EU to support a more rapid move to electronic product information (ePI).
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ECB paper highlights shortcomings of EU’s green finance rules
The EU must ramp up investment, potentially by an extra €558 billion a year, or fail to meet its 2030 climate ambitions, the paper published by the ECB reads.
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MEPs call for debate on Elon Musk’s ‘abuse of social networks’
A growing number of MEPs have questioned whether Musk's posts breach the EU's content moderation law.
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German climate boss calls for citizen relief as domestic carbon pricing raises €13 billion
The German scheme is a precursor to an EU-wide carbon price on heating and transport, which will kick in from 2027.
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The Brief – Don’t worry, there’s only one Orbán
Europe has the time and tools to keep Austria from veering into full Orbánism.
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Polish farming minister pushes to link Ukraine agricultural trade talks with EU-Mercosur deal
Czesław Siekierski has led a crusade against further trade liberalisation with Ukraine unless EU farmers are protected.
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German lessons for EU dialogue on food policy
What ZKL's experience says about the future of the European Board for Food and Agriculture.
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Poland sets presidential election for May
Polls favour Warsaw's mayor Rafał Trzaskowski over the historian Karol Nawrocki.
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