Environmental targets should be revised to limit negative impact on the economy, Fiala said.

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On Monday, the European Commission sent a formal notice to Portugal.

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But it is not just the Berlusconi group that is rumoured to be keen.

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Europe has many strengths, including its prowess in research and development and its large pools of pension savings. However, there is rising concern that the continent is failing to translate these attributes into progress and growth. As a result, Europe...

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Voters are left with the left-right choice between muscular public spending and deregulation.

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"This majority operates in secret, introducing last-minute amendments."

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"We reject such interference," Blanár said.

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“With these advantages...we cannot compete,” said Barato.

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In a sit-down interview with Giada Santana, O’Reilly reflected on her time in office, the current political climate, and her landmark inquiry into Frontex.

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Parallel trade of immunosuppressant medicine is putting transplant patients’ lives at risk. Sufficient quantities of the medicines are imported into Bulgaria, but a substantial volume is then exported by wholesalers.

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Could female executive leadership diminish gender inequity and inspire more women to take up roles in male-dominated industrial sectors? If so, how can women unlock the C-Suite door in a generation?

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The European Commission anticipates the share of electricity in the EU’s final energy consumption tally will double from 25% today to about 50% in 2040 – new, cost-effective, efficient solutions are needed.

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Thirty-eight per cent of the Estonian Football Association are women, and only eight per cent of the executive committee members are women - a stark gender imbalance persists in women's sports.

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Without an investor-friendly mindset in Europe, a key driver for raising the green and digital transition funds will be missing.

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The report warns that without action, surface water availability in parts of the ECA region could decline by half by 2050, while demand may rise by 51 per cent further straining already limited resources.

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Around 74,000 people get cancer in Sweden each year, of which 1,000 are under the age of 18. Total cases are expected to increase by 26 per cent by 2040. A new strategy aims to reverse this trend.

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A recent report on artificial intelligence in journalism takes a sharp look at why many of the most beneficial applications of AI in news are relatively mundane.

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"The Commission may decide to [...] refer Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, and Poland to the Court of Justice of the European Union," wrote the EU executive.

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Scholz is now expected to ask German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to dissolve the Bundestag so that new elections can be held on 23 February.

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The High Level Group on wine has also proposed a derogation on the use of a synthetic pesticide for organic wine producers.

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