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What auto crisis? Carmakers are still making billions, NGO boss says
“The car lobby has created this whole narrative that they are in crisis and that the EU is to blame for that. This is a complete fabrication,” said William Todts of T&E.
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Germany’s secret weapon against America and Russia
The buck stops with Germany's Bundesnetzagentur, but it doesn't seem to fully grasp the power it has.
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The Brief – Never again?
A study last week found an astounding 10% of German adults had not heard or were unsure if they’d ever heard of the Holocaust.
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Irish president’s Holocaust memorial speech reignites antisemitism row
Security staff forcibly removed a woman who objected to the president's remarks, while others who turned their backs on Higgins were asked to leave.
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EU agrees to gradually ease Syria sanctions
But it remains unclear in which order measures will be lifted.
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EU mission gets greenlight to return to Rafah passage in February
Any setback in the Hamas-Israel truce could see the mission halting its tasks earlier than planned
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Member states divided over mandatory written contracts in food chain
But for the EU farm chief there is "no time lo lose."
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Norway balks at EU’s energy integration drive
The EU has yet to take a stance on Norway's failure to adopt a series of laws that would tie it to the bloc's "dysfunctional" electricity market.
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Europe’s ocean-related objectives and the EU Green Deal [Advocacy Lab Content]
Imagine a world where we honour our ocean as a source of life for humans and other species. Where we celebrate it as a climate regulator that gives us oxygen and energy as well as food.
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Emotional health of Europe’s youth needs public-private collaboration boost, says new report [Advocacy Lab Content]
Youth mental health disorders have risen sharply, with the incidence of mental health problems among those aged 15 to 24 doubling in many EU countries.
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Approve sustainable pesticides faster, says centre-right
Natural pesticides are currently subject to the same EU approval processes as synthetic ones – which can take up to ten years.
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Hungary lifts blockade on EU Russia sanctions renewal
But EU diplomats warn that this is unlikely to be Hungary's last veto.
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France’s far-right asks EPP to end the Green Deal together
The move is yet another blow to the EU's long-suffering Green Deal.
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Strengthening Transatlantic Ties through Innovation and Technology: A Vision for the Future, Actions for 2025 [Promoted content]
As the premier advocate for the global technology sector, ITI will explore The Digital Imperative: Europe's Path to Innovation, Security, and Growth in partnership with Euractiv on 12 March. Register here.
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Latvia changes prescription pricing model, reduces copayments, supports EU joint procurement
"The calculations have shown a possible drop in prices for patients in total for both prescription and over-the-counter medicines by up to 20%,” Abu Meri told Euractiv.
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Commission to get serious on clean industrial policy
The Commission wants to create “a Europe where tomorrow’s tech and clean products are invented, manufactured and marketed”.
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Tusk slams Musk for ‘sinister’ words at AfD rally
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about NATO's Rutte meeting Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, Slovakia's Fico losing support in parliament as pressure mounts, and so much more.
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Romanian minister warns of Green Deal’s negative impact on energy sector
Romania should look at a 'Smart Deal' instead, the minister said.
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Romanian Liberals pick Antonescu as their presidential candidate
His candidacy must be approved by UDMR and the Social Democrats at a congress on 2 February.
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Bulgarian government tries to calm fears аfter Black Sea oil spill
Any danger of the oil reaching Bulgaria is speculation, the tourism minister said.
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