Israel is likely to be more than happy to let Europe take a leading role in funding the reconstruction of Gaza.

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This means that 21 out of the 22 fiscal plans submitted by EU member states have been endorsed by the Commission.

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The hearing is just a foretaste of a debate that will rage in the European Parliament over the coming weeks and months.

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The alliance is also about boosting the economy.

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During the snowy summit Davos delegates will be "encouraged to walk" and will be provided with "winter shoe grips."

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The European Commission said they have the tools to deal with "unfair economic coercion against a single member state".

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Bulgaria is part of a group of countries that have committed themselves to the transit and servicing of Russian gas.

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Ukraine's parliament has given the go-ahead for the purchase of two old Russian nuclear reactors.

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Euractiv understands it is “not yet decided” whether Meloni will be present in Washington on Monday.  

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Companies “don’t find it attractive to invest in Germany," says Ifo President Clemens Fuest.

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But its bid could open up an internal rift with its CSU ally.

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A recent survey found only three of 21 Swedish healthcare regions could cope with a mass casualty event, war, or large terror attack.

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They want to address grave loopholes in the final AI Act text.

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The European Data Protection Supervisor is responsible for scrutinising how the EU handles personal data, at a time when the European Commission is re-thinking its reliance on Microsoft.

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But business lobby groups have slammed the tariff or being overly bureaucratic.

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We are living an exciting but also daunting time for diabetes care. While a genuine epidemic of diabetes is spreading across Europe and the world, new tools and treatments are emerging to manage this condition. The fact is however that...

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Risks over the sharing of personal data with non-EU entities were among those identified.

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In a new study which tracks corporate reporting, NGO 'The Good Lobby' says that lobbying data is not being fully disclosed, thus giving a “false image” of companies’ sustainability.

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In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Czechia being ready to negotiate AI chip export limits with the US, Bulgaria being on the verge of having a cabinet, and so much more. 

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AUR and POT want an extraordinary session this month to start the suspension process.

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