Henna Virkkunen, EU Commission Executive Vice-President, has announced the investment of €750 million in seven supercomputers to propel the AI capacity of European industry.

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The call comes as industry says they are "running out of time" to avoid fines for non-compliance with EU CO2 rules.

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When elaborating the risk classification, the Commission will take into account information provided by Mercosur governments on efforts against deforestation.

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DIANA's Accelerator programme, launched in 2023, builds on last year's selection of 44 industries.

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Macron's expected pitch comes as Europe weighs up the potential impact of a Trump presidency on the war in Ukraine.

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In full campaign mode, Germany's conservatives are blaming the country's economic woes on the very party they may have to form a government with: the Greens.

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The agreement allows fishermen to recover fishing days if they implement more sustainable practices.

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Scholz's announcement keeps Germany firmly on track for early elections in February 2025.

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Orban, Trump and Putin's closest ally in the EU, has repeatedly called for peace talks and refused to send military aid to Ukraine.

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Regarding pushbacks, member states' measures must align with EU law, the Commission said.

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“We don’t want farmers to have payments suspended if a government doesn’t do a pension reform,” said the Parliament's co-lead negotiator Siegfried Mureșan.

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Poland aims to promote a broader “equity culture” in the EU by removing various regulatory obstacles.

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"I was trapped and disabled by the systems that were meant to protect me," writes award-winning filmmaker Shiori Ito.

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In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, Europe finds itself at the epicenter of a critical debate: how to protect fundamental rights while fostering the innovation that drives our digital society?

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The EU-Mercosur agreement "goes far beyond narrow European interests," writes MEP Hélder Sousa Silva.

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The killing last week of a powerful health insurance executive has ignited an outpouring of anger from Americans struggling to receive and pay for medical care.

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SLAPPs -- or strategic lawsuits against public participation -- are being increasingly used by the rich and powerful to bully and silence journalists, activists and NGOs.

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The European Parliament's leaders will first approve the plans in a meeting on Wednesday, a source told Euractiv.

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The ongoing tensions between Israel and Iran and the abrupt ousting of President Bashar al-Assad by Syrian rebels at the weekend have raised further concerns for airline safety.

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The scale of the Israeli strikes echoed a similar wave of attacks in southern Lebanon in September that destroyed a significant quantity of Hezbollah's missile stocks.

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