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US government tells officials, politicians to ‘immediately’ ditch regular calls
The first recommendation of the US the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is "Use only end-to-end encrypted communications."
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Europeans test water on coalitions to strengthen Ukraine for possible ceasefire talks
European officials said they expect such formats to continue over the next weeks and months.
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Czech lawmakers approve controversial citizenship restrictions for Russians
“The enemy is the Putin regime,” not ordinary citizens, an opposition leader said.
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Ryanair again faces GDPR complaint over face-scanning verification
"Ryanair unlawfully nudges its users" to go through a facial recognition process, data privacy non-profit noyb have alleged.
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North Korean troops suffer at least 100 deaths, struggling in drone warfare
The heavy losses are attributed to the lack of experience by North Korean troops in drone warfare and unfamiliarity with the open terrain, a South Korea MP explained.
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Russia says it will protect its citizens in Moldova’s Transnistria
The statement was made as the parliament of the separatist enclave of Transnistria appealed to Moscow for help resolving disruptions in natural gas supply.
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How German parties plan to win voters in upcoming snap elections
In this episode, host Giada Santana teams up with Euractiv’s Berlin-based reporters, Nick Alipour and Jasper Steinlein to unpack how the CDU and SPD are branding themselves and the strategies driving their campaigns.
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The EU’s research & innovation programme can power a cleantech revolution
Innovation policy is a cornerstone of industrial strategy, and supporting next-generation cleantech is essential for securing the EU’s long-term competitiveness
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Israel blocked access to clean water in Gaza, says Human Rights Watch
The report states that deaths from dehydration, water-borne diseases, and a lack of clean water and sanitation are likely underreported.
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EU agriculture chief Hansen admits limits to farm worker protection
Hansen has spoken of the toll running the family farm took on his late brother.
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Millions of Danes asked to become organ donors, more than 400 on waiting list
A new organ donor consent model is to be discussed in the Danish Parliament tomorrow. The cross-party initiative will attempt to increase organ donation and reduce the transplant waiting list death rate.
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European Parliament OKs full standing committee on public health
"Having a full standing health committee was necessary," Danish MEP Stine Bosse (Renew) told Euractiv in an interview.
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The Brief – Nobody will phase out fossil fuels for us
Europe’s all for cutting fossil fuels worldwide, but when it comes to its own use... not so much.
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A note to the EU: The European Deforestation Regulation is delayed but this isn’t time to relax [Promoted content]
The European Parliament and the ministers of Member States have formally endorsed the one year delay of the European Deforestation regulation (EUDR).
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France’s Sarkozy must wear electronic tag after losing graft case appeal
France's highest appeals court upheld Sarkozy's 2021 corruption conviction.
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Berlin to abolish controversial gas transit fee with support from CDU leader
A controversial German gas tariff contested by Central European countries will be abolished on Friday, Euractiv has learnt.
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EDPB clears path for AI training on personal data, leaving open questions
"As we know, none of the big players on the AI scene are complying with the GDPR,” a noyb spokesperson told Euractiv.
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Parliament establishes new committees on health and defence
The newly-upgraded committees will now be able to lead negotiations on EU legislation.
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Macron to head to cyclone-struck Mayotte, miss EU Council meeting
The French president confirmed that all emergency measures were being implemented, and announced a national mourning would be held.
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Europe faces worrying skills shortages, says EU Commission
Labour gaps are especially acute in STEM sectors as well as in construction, transport, healthcare, and education, the Commission said.
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