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The EU’s plan to grow innovation in Europe

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Kazakhstan’s logistics diplomacy: Ambition, leverage and constraints

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Safer and more secure digital products

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The impact of Brexit on trade uncertainty

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Bosnia: US congresswoman Maloy calls on Trump administration to consider sanctions against Christian Schmidt

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How an unverified Bangladesh lemur story travelled around the world

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'Learn about Serbian suffering': An overlooked dimension of European history presented in Italy

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Digital customs could boost Kazakhstan’s transit potential, but infrastructure remains key, experts say

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Detained city mayor declares: 'I have still not lost hope'

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Nuclear medicine: New EU framework to secure Europe’s supply of medical radioisotopes and reduce dependence on Russia

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The European Commission launches public consultation on VAT and the Circular Economy

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Realising the potential of the EU’s outermost regions

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Sanctions against Israel mark a turning point in international political antisemitism

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Renew Europe meets in Paris to set priorities ahead of State of the Union address

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Renew Europe backs a new chapter in EU-Switzerland relations

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The UAE’s €40 billion bet on Germany is about more than capital

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European Capitals of Culture set for shake-up after 40 years

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How European policy could shape the future of rugby

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Commission launches new strategic approach to boost research, innovation, deployment and uptake in Europe’s agri-food sector

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Commission proposes €1.1 million from the European Globalization Adjustment Fund to support dismissed paper industry workers in Finland

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Experts call for a new approach to Neuro-AI governance

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EU welcomes Cambodia to WTO appeal arrangement

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Biodiversa+ launches a new research call on novel ecosystems

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Commission proposes simpler and more strategic Public Procurement rules

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UK parliament hosts TRENDS forum on Muslim Brotherhood networks in Europe

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Commission promises to cut EU public procurement rulebook from 900 pages to 200

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Affordable Housing Act: Is Brussels over-promising and under-delivering?

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SFDR : EU sustainable finance compromise exposes EPP fault line over tobacco exclusions

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Iran’s opposition elects its tenth female secretary-general

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Commission inaugurates Europe's largest industrial carbon capture and storage facility in the Netherlands

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Fighting the illicit tobacco trade: EU not up to the task

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Tavira custody businesses face scrutiny following regulatory action and disputed civil claim

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Commission approves €30 million Portuguese state aid for agricultural, fishery and aquaculture companies

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Presenting the draft report on the Industrial Accelerating Act – Decarbonizing and boosting Europe’s manufacturing sectors in an ambitious yet realistic way

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Kazakhstan launches new investment cycle: 215 projects worth USD78.6 bln

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EU and Greenland strengthen partnership and engagement, backed by €200 million in EU investment

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Czechia: Commission suspends payments over Babiš' conflicts of interest

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EU can’t become a tech superpower without Eastern Europe

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From oil reserves to infrastructure: How Kazakhstan invests in future generations

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As Europe searches for a way out of the Iran crisis, Iran’s democratic opposition shows its resilience

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Commission adopts EU Guidelines on exclusionary abuses of dominance

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EU VAT rules for e-commerce, five years on: More than €125 billion in VAT revenue

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Study assessing consumer understanding of a draft energy label for computers

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EU sends more aid to Nepal as flood survivors face severe humanitarian conditions

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Commission proposes extending the Bay of Biscay fishing closure to protect dolphins into winter 2027

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The salary you need to buy a home in 75 UK cities, ranked

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AfD lawmakers urge Berlin to preserve cultural dialogue with Russia amid closure plans

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How Kazakhstan’s economic reforms have turned the tenge into the best-performing currency in Europe and Asia

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Statement by President von der Leyen with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte

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