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What can be done if a single government seeks to paralyse the EU?

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“China in Springtime: China’s Development, Opportunities for the World” Dialogue Held in Düsseldorf

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Circulatory diseases responsible for one-third of deaths in the EU in 2023

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China’s “Two Sessions” message to Europe: open for business, but on Beijing’s terms

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Europe vs America: Two different paths to regulating online casinos

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Military to be deployed to support police in securing Jewish sites in Belgium

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Guimarães 2026 European Green Capital Magazine: A vision for sustainable cities

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Commission and EU countries co-ordinate and assess the situation in the oil and gas markets

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The Sea and Culture Museum: Bringing Latsi’s maritime heritage back to life

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Commission adopts new state aid rules to boost the use of more sustainable ways of transport

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Northern Light Composites: Giving boats a second life

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African liquefied natural gas (LNG) could be Europe’s lifeline as Middle East and Russia crises escalate

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The European Union is interested in intelligent border management of the South Caucasus together with Azerbaijan

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Entrenched positions likely to mark second critical medicines trilogue

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Six EU-funded films nominated for 15 awards at the Oscars

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EU agri-food exports reach new high of €238.4 billion in 2025, latest Commission report shows

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Commission greenlights Germany's third payment request for €4.6 billion under NextGenerationEU

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Russia attempting to undermine Ukraine's defence capabilities

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ETIAS and the future of youth mobility between the UK and Europe

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Commission’s health plan takes aim at sugary drinks and alcohol - and its own competitiveness agenda

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Referendum in Kazakhstan

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Lower-income EU countries are paying more for cancer medicines

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March infringements package: Key decisions on energy

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Commission approves €260 million Belgian state aid for carbon capture and storage project

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Proper energy label display at the points of sale: Results of new monitoring activity indicate room for substantial improvement

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Post-Brexit immigration policy 'did not lead to the drastic falls in immigration' - new study

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More needed to tackle gender inequality, says top EU official

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Barry Cowen MEP welcomes European Parliament report on housing crisis as key step towards unlocking delivery

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Illegal disposable vapes flooding Europe, new study warns

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41% of EU railway lines have 2 or more tracks

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From aid to autonomy: The EU’s critical minerals strategy

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Commission unveils new AI tool to fight agri-food alerts and food fraud

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EU mobilizes emergency humanitarian aid for Lebanon

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Obesity: Why social media is the elephant in the room

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Record rise in e-bike fires: Safety expert issues urgent alert for businesses

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10 European cities most at risk of becoming 'ghost towns'

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6G AI Sweden AB appoints Rui Gomes as chief technology officer to scale Sovereign AI Cloud and GPU-as-a-Service in Europe

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EU's Civil Society Advisory Body Urges "Less Harm, Less Tax" Approach in Tobacco Tax Reform

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New EU AI tool aims to transform food safety

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BioNTech co-founders leave to focus on next-generation mRNA innovation

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Cybersecurity threats are mitigated in the new proposal by the European Union in response to new cyber complexities

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Report warns of 'worryingly thin' antimicrobial treatments pipeline

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New release: Energy in Europe - 2026 edition

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Power, reform and safeguards: Italy’s democratic dilemma

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Latest Greens electoral success shows party offers a "credible vision"

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How Ukraine could help support NATO’s Arctic defenses

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KBC becomes first Belgian bank to offer regulated crypto trading through its etail brokerage platform, selecting Taurus as custody partner

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European Union thanks Gulf states for repatriating EU citizens from conflict zone

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Slovenia heads to the polls in 'crunch' elections

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Top marketing agencies for promoting crypto projects in 2026

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