The report warns that without action, surface water availability in parts of the ECA region could decline by half by 2050, while demand may rise by 51 per cent further straining already limited resources.

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Around 74,000 people get cancer in Sweden each year, of which 1,000 are under the age of 18. Total cases are expected to increase by 26 per cent by 2040. A new strategy aims to reverse this trend.

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A recent report on artificial intelligence in journalism takes a sharp look at why many of the most beneficial applications of AI in news are relatively mundane.

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"The Commission may decide to [...] refer Belgium, Spain, the Netherlands, and Poland to the Court of Justice of the European Union," wrote the EU executive.

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Scholz is now expected to ask German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to dissolve the Bundestag so that new elections can be held on 23 February.

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The High Level Group on wine has also proposed a derogation on the use of a synthetic pesticide for organic wine producers.

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05 Mar 2025 to 06 Mar 2025

An energy system transitioning to net zero requires more flexibility. Electric vehicles can be a great source of flexibility for Europe’s energy system but their potential remains largely untapped today. Eurelectric together with EY will quantify EVs potential, benefits to the power sector and costs savings for consumers at EVision 2025 on 5-6 March at Autoworld in Brussels.

EVision is our 2-day event entirely dedicated to e-mobility and gathering every year more than 300 people including policymakers, utilities, the automotive sector and e-mobility expert from all over Europe.

This year our panels will discuss:

1. What are the key trends and outlook for European EV adoption?​
2. What is the impact of EVs as a flexible resource on grid stability, renewable energy utilisation, and reduction of peak energy demand?
3. Is the power infrastructure ready for smart charging and V2G?​
4. How to strengthen the energy wallet of consumers?
5. How to safeguard EU industrial competitiveness in the EV Supply Chain?

Our event will answer these questions and more with a stellar line up of speakers, including:

 

Our registrations are finally open! Make sure to secure your seat by registering here.

Any questions? Feel free to reach out to us!

 

BrusselsAutoworld Brussels  BrusselsBelgiumMore information here

Pfizer, Sanofi, Moderna, GSK and Novavax confirmed their attendance to Euractiv.

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At the negotiating table of a potential ceasefire, the EU should have earned itself a seat because of the importance of the restrictive measures it has put in place.

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If the US "takes a protectionist turn, growth in the euro area is likely to take a hit," the ECB's chief warned.

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"It's one thing for the Germans not to want nuclear power for themselves, but it's another to prevent other countries from accessing these funds", Ebba Busch said.

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Both government and commercial connectivity services will start by 2030.

The post EU communication satellite network to see light of day with new €10.6 bn deal appeared first on Euractiv.

Experts warn that the EU's proposed Standard Essential Patents regulation could stifle innovation and harm Europe’s global competitiveness.

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According to Amnesty, Serbia received phone-cracking devices as part of a broader package of assistance designed to help Serbia meet the requirements for EU accession.

The post Serbia used Israeli firm’s tech to enable spy campaign, Amnesty says appeared first on Euractiv.

Defence Minister Israel Katz said in a statement that the latest developments in Syria increased the threat to Israel, "despite the moderate image that the rebel leaders claim to present".

The post Israel plans to double population on occupied Golan, citing threats from Syria appeared first on Euractiv.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Poland's ruling parties nominating different presidential candidates, Meloni stepping down as ECR president, and so much more. 

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Bucharest can "lend its support" to help Chisinau get through the winter.

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Peevski is considered an obstacle to forming a government.

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The prime minister has a long 'to-do' list if he wants to keep Puigdemont happy.

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