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Cherry-picking science: How Brussels buried the data that works

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Commission takes preparatory steps on financial support for Ukraine and boosting drone production

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Following WTO ruling favourable to EU, China announces withdrawal of its anti-suit injunction policy

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Commission consults on the Affordable Housing Act

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EU releases additional €2 million in humanitarian aid for the Cuban population

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Announcement of next auction (EU-Bills) on 08-04-2026

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Youth advocates take centre stage in Housing Dialogue

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Commission issues guidance for pragmatic and proportionate rules on protecting wild birds

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Commission calls on member states to coordinate measures to ensure oil security of supply amid Middle East energy disruption

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Commission allocates €21.5 million in emergency support to farmers in Bulgaria, Estonia and Hungary

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The new European fortress: Breaking the cord of energy dependency with renewables

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Advancing sovereign intelligence from space

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The negotiator, or one battle after another?

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The consumer’s guide to the digital ecosystem: How to navigate the new online standard

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How the ability to bet on events is changing global news engagement

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EU law promises cross-border care, but families still face a maze, says MEP Vlad Voiculescu

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Germany sets out 66 possible reforms to cut health spending

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Commission approves €6 billion Italian state aid scheme for renewable hydrogen

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EU steps up support for disaster preparedness and humanitarian aid in Asia

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New framework to measure knowledge valorization

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Connecting classrooms with fusion research: Commission welcomes school teachers from across Europe to ITER

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Webinar to boost EU-Eastern Partnership Research and Innovation Cooperation

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New anti-corruption rules only a 'first step'

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A religious leader has been stripped of his halos: Why did the Dalai Lama appear in the Epstein files?

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MSF denied access to Gilead HIV-prevention drug

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EMA recommends five new medicines addressing rare diseases and aggressive cancers

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Promoting student involvement at VET system level in the Netherlands

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Strengthening CBRN investigation, prosecution and adjudication capabilities in the Western Balkans

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Commission approves €500 million Luxembourgish cleantech manufacturing capacity state aid scheme

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Commission approves €144 million French state aid to support HyforSeeds in the production of hydrogen

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Borderless innovations: EU security event in Narva

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EU check reveals misleading sales practices online

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China's production capacity: An opportunity not a threat

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Europe risks repeating past mistakes with support for the wrong Iranian opposition

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Commission investigates Snapchat's compliance with child protection rules under the Digital Services Act

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When air power fails: The slow drift toward ground war in Iran

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Japan’s election win is a warning for Europe’s comfort zone

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The countries most vulnerable to a global energy crisis

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Ex-MEP appointed as new EU envoy

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Europe's landfill crisis: Why penalizing the solution makes no sense

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Beyond trends: Decoding the fascination with 'becoming Chinese'

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Vadym Novynskyi: 'Peace is as essential to Ukraine as air'

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The Association Agreement with San Marino: Some awkward facts that cannot be ignored

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Is there a free GIF background remover?

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ECHA announces support for qualified restrictions on PFAS ‘forever chemicals’

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The nations of the world oppose genocides: 31 March - Day of genocide of Azerbaijanis

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Commission awards €617.18 million to doctoral programmes, strengthening Europe's research talent pipeline

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The MPLA'S crossroads

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Commission launches process for the EU to become founding member of the Special Tribunal for the Crime of Aggression against Ukraine

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