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VOLTAGE: MEPs land the plane on passenger rights
In today's edition: electricity grid, nuclear funding, emissions permits, greenwashing
Categories: European Union
FIREPOWER: EU weighs Hormuz role
In today's edition: SAFE, Aspides, Lockheed Martina artillery, EDIP
Categories: European Union
THE HACK: US Big Tech vs French wines
In today's edition: CAIDA, von der Leyen's Davos claims, digital omnibus
Categories: European Union
FIRST AID: Biotech negotiators push faster trials
In today's edition: AI tobacco campaign, clinical trials, SPC
Categories: European Union
HARVEST: Budget talks heat up
In today's edition: gene editing, seeds, CAP
Categories: European Union
IMF warns energy recovery to take time after US-Iran war
The Fund downgraded global growth projections due to the impact of the war
Categories: European Union
US says Hormuz to be toll-free under Iran deal
The signing will kick off a 60-day period in which Tehran and Washington will try to hammer out a full-scale peace deal
Categories: European Union
Press release - EP TODAY
Categories: European Union
Press release - EP TODAY
Categories: European Union
Austria gives Brussels a haircut
Also, in Tuesday’s edition: EP food court, Lange, Martusciello
Categories: European Union
Europe’s Industrial Accelerator Act Must Mean Made in Europe [Promoted Content]
Europe’s Industrial Accelerator Act can strengthen strategic value chains and low-carbon manufacturing only if it prioritises genuinely European production. Clear rules on Union origin, low-carbon aluminium and review mechanisms are essential to support investment, competitiveness and Europe’s industrial resilience.
Categories: European Union
Commission defends one-year SPC extension under Biotech Act
The proposed exclusivity extension is dividing lawmakers and industry
Categories: European Union
AI-assisted submissions surge in EU tobacco law consultation
Health advocates raise "serious concerns" about consultation integrity
Categories: European Union
Consumer groups complain of greenwashing by energy firms
Rights organisations say a proposed Green Claims Directive should be returned from limbo
Categories: European Union
Bulgaria’s ‘overregulated’ pharma market set for comprehensive review [Advocacy Lab]
The new government faces mounting pressure to improve access to innovative therapies while addressing hospital debt
Categories: European Union
Centrafrique : début du procès de l'ex-président François Bozizé pour crimes contre l'humanité
La Cour pénale spéciale de Centrafrique ouvre le procès par contumace de l'ancien président François Bozizé. Âgé de 79 ans et exilé en Guinée-Bissau, il est accusé de crimes contre l’humanité commis entre 2009 et 2013 à Bossembélé. Meurtres, tortures, disparitions forcées et viols figurent parmi les crimes examinés par la justice.
Categories: Afrique, European Union
Drug groups warn US pricing policy is choking off new medicines in Sweden [Advocacy Lab]
The need for clarity on Swedish pricing and reimbursement has put new medicine launches on hold
Categories: European Union
The pitch for Europe’s AI Plan B
European experts wants to build out data centres with American tech giants
Categories: European Union
INTERVIEW: Theologian-turned-MEP on how he stood up to Trump
The art of the deal means turning the other cheek, says Bernd Lange, who secured changes to Trump's 'unbalanced' EU trade deal
Categories: European Union
Hormuz and the new era of economic warfare
Tehran may be losing the export battle but its capacity to hamstring the global economy remains unchecked
Categories: European Union
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