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The government expects a European Commission investigation by the end of March

Rising temperatures push fires into new regions across Europe

The EU's cohesion policy programmes make up a third of the EU budget

Doctors and advocates warn of “dangerous regulatory gap” in AI

Neurological diseases such as epilepsy are still underrepresented in EU brain health discussions

"Ukraine itself has long-range weapons in its depots, which it has built itself," Merz said

The findings come despite EU officials' repeated calls to consolidate the bloc's fragmented services sectors

A total of 19 countries requested a share of the €150 billion SAFE loans

Global economics is probably slowing entry-level hiring more than AI, says WEF’s Saadia Zahidi, but governments and employers still need to act

Digital transformation is about how organisations work and people collaborate, explains Fernando de Pablo, director of the Digital Office of the City of Madrid

Commission only released a redacted version amid WHO talks on global vaccine access

Traditional Brussels advocacy strategies are no longer sufficient in today’s world; it’s a political arena much more than a regulatory machine

US missile defence plans drive renewed focus on Arctic island

Berlin wants to slash fossil fuel import dependence and close climate gap

The Commission AGILE programme aims to fund 20-30 defence projects developed by small and medium-sized companies

The Babiš government's decision could reduce already low immunisation rates, warn health experts

The new body is the centrepiece of a push to make EU parcel-checkers fit for the 21st century's ecommerce boom

Delmastro is due to appear before parliament’s anti-mafia commission in the coming days

And seven out of every ten sold was made in the EU, according to a study that casts doubt on alarms raised by domestic carmakers

Chinese firms had previously indicated they would make additional purchases of European planes