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Costa simply says Budapest "has a different position" on "how to support Ukraine in achieving peace."

Paris and London want to form a coalition to secure Ukraine – possibly with troops. But can they pull it off?

Experts say that the constitutional amendment has “mainly declaratory character”, reiterating the government's existing obligation to achieve net zero.

The Left also wants Amazon, Temu and Shein to be "banned from the EU".

For 25 years, we have sometimes been the Plan A, and at other times the Plan B for clients who, after testing us, decided to make us their Plan A, said Revcolevschi.

The FCC chairman has spoken as both friend and foe of EU tech regulation.

And the Dutch parliament has voted to reduce dependence on US tech.

Such a move would backfire as "smokers who want to quit using a pharmaceutical route can already do so with nicotine replacement therapy,” the industry say.

European Commission has not yet made its legal proposal for the target expected to come by the end of this month

A total of 14 projects are expected to be approved for financing in the next few months.

The report projects that by 2030 the global supply of forest biomass will triple, driven largely by European and Asian policies that classify biomass as renewable energy.

Poland manufactures just 11% of critical medicines on the EU list, highlighting supply chain vulnerabilities.

Hungarian action bans gay pride marches and allows facial recognition tools to trace participants

A compromise document shows that negotiations will continue on “filling target, filling trajectory, additional flexibilities.”

After all, the EU can’t easily ignore Turkey’s army.

Mitsotakis advisor seems to break with standard Greek positions to views closer to Turkey.

Even without the top ministry job, Felßner becomes a burden for the CDU

The announcement comes after the Commission initially promised to present the text in the fourth quarter of this year.

Lucia Simeone was arrested on charges of criminal association, money laundering, and corruption charges.

Parliament’s International Trade Committee approved two proposals on Thursday to offer Jordan and Egypt loans worth €500 million and €4 billion respectively.
Committee on International Trade

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