Tag: European Union
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17 countries are pressing Brussels. They want to limit EU bureaucracy and gold plating
Austria and Italy launched an initiative in September aimed at reducing regulatory burdens, which according to EU Insider has already attracted 17 European Union member states. At the…
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Will Europe start treating the economy as an element of national security?
For decades, Europe built its economic strength on the assumption that the broadest possible trade, dispersed supply chains and access to the cheapest global producers increased the wealth…
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EU shortens the path from project to weapons factory. New rules for the defense industry
The European Union is changing the rules governing defense-related investments. The European Parliament has approved a package of legislation designed to reduce administrative delays in the construction and…
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Europe is building a new security system. Von der Leyen wants a european equivalent of NATO article 4
Ursula von der Leyen has announced the creation of a European Security Council and a mechanism modeled on Article 4 of NATO, which would allow EU countries to…
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FAO cuts crop forecast. Drought in Europe and El Niño push food prices up
The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization has lowered its forecast for global cereal production in 2026 by 3.4 million tonnes compared to its July estimates. The organization…
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France tests autonomous Tesla. Will Europe approve FSD
France has launched tests involving two vehicles to assess Tesla’s advanced driver assistance system, Full Self-Driving. Transport Minister Philippe Tabarot said the move could bring Europe a step…
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Gaz-System, PSE and PERN together in Brussels. Polish companies will jointly fight in the EU
Polish Power Grids, Gaz-System and PERN have established the Polish Energy Infrastructure House, an association to represent the interests of Polish infrastructure operators at the European Union forum.…
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Poland demands €250 million fine for Meta. Gawkowski: We have hard evidence
Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski has sent a formal request to the European Commission to impose a €250 million fine on the Meta platform. During a Thursday…
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Time to say goodbye to blast furnaces. Europe’s largest steel plant is disappearing
The last two blast furnaces of the Ilva steel plant in Taranto, Italy, are fighting for survival, but court orders are shutting them down. The Italian government continues…
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The Chinese airborne wind power plant
This is not an exaggeration, nor a figurative analogy, or an allusion to the world’s tallest wind turbines. It is reality, as reported by the Chinese portal Global…
Olivia Masskey
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