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Zeitenflipflop: Why Olaf Scholz got weak-kneed on Ukraine (again)
A desire to increase support to Ukraine was one of the reasons Germany's centre-left Chancellor gave for sacking his fiscally-conservative finance minister, but now he's backpedalling.
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Unpacking the Polish EU presidency with diplomat Sobkowiak-Czarnecka
In this episode, host Giada Santana interviews the Polish number 3 in the EU affairs ministry Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka.
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Europe’s defence tech landscape reshaping with new era of venture capital investment [Advocacy Lab Content]
According to a new Dealroom report, Germany, the UK and France dominated the investments, capturing 87 per cent of the total funding.
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Sofia criticized for lack of reforms in healthcare despite record budget
A lack of hospital and pharmaceutical reforms means 'Bulgarians will get the same healthcare while paying 16.5% more,' says former health minister.
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Hungarian multiple myeloma patients facing serious delays in plasma cancer diagnosis
Delayed diagnosis causes a significant disadvantage for Hungarian patients adding cost and complexity to the already stretched healthcare system.
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French PM struggles to win socialist support for no-censure pact
His limited concessions during his address to the National Assembly have not been enough to strike an agreement.
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Irish centre-right parties agree coalition government with independents
The coalition agreement still needs to be ratified by the Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael parties for the government to take office on 22 January.
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The Brief – Ursula’s truth
The secret to von der Leyen’s longevity is her special relationship with the truth – which is to say, it’s a fluid one.
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EU, China to hold anniversary summit despite tensions
The most recent EU-China summit in December 2023 was overshadowed by similar trade tensions.
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German business renews call to review EU sustainability reporting rules
Rather than a path to sustainability, CSRD implementation is perceived as a burden on business.
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Belgian energy minister call for connection, not cuts to Europe’s power grid
Price spikes are triggering calls from some politicians to stop power flowing to their more needy neighbours, but Van der Straeten says Europe should instead double down on interconnections.
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Greek PM calls on von der Leyen to roll back climate measures
Mitsotakis suggests that individual EU countries should have the discretion to choose their own climate targets.
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French farming union elections turn into referendum on trade
A union with far-right ties is proposing tighter controls on agri-food products entering France.
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EU set to miss ‘first 100 days’ deadline for defence plan
The paper will not be published until after February's German elections.
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Sweden puts more obstacles on path to citizenship
Applicants who are in debt, have a criminal record or are considered a security threat could have to wait longer for Swedish citizenship.
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Former Polish leader Morawiecki elected ECR party president
Morawiecki will succeed Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni as president of the European party.
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EU Commission refuses to apologise for concealing von der Leyen hospitalisation
"We do not see the need to apologise," chief spokeswoman Paula Pinho said on Tuesday.
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Intense lobbying over EU plans to limit ‘forever chemicals’
In addition to face-to-face lobbying, main tactics include funding impact assessments and targeting MEPs.
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German chancellor hopeful under fire for controversial take on steel industry’s future
Trade union fears the “end of the steel industry in Germany.”
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EU cider definition becomes ‘apple of discord’ for Nordic countries
These measures could significantly impact their industrial-style cider, often just 15% juice.
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