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Off-Target: Billions of Euros Required to Upgrade Shooting Ranges in the EU [Promoted content]
The European Chemicals Agency is calling for an EU-wide restriction on the use of lead in ammunition. A new study has revealed that only a limited number of ranges in the EU meet the proposed derogation conditions. Moreover, the agency has underestimated the costs of upgrading shooting ranges to meet the conditions of the derogation by €4-5 billion.
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EU innovation fund should forget confusing ‘dual use’ concept, experts tell Commission
Experts say classifying technologies according to their civilian or dual use lacks sense, as the border between military and civilian use is blurry.
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Highlights from Strasbourg – Euractiv MEP Welcome Party ‘Meet the Press’ [Advocacy Lab Content]
On 17 September in Strasbourg, Euractiv had the opportunity to bring together MEPs, APAs, and our newsroom to connect and share ideas on the priorities for the new European Parliament cycle.
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Italy makes it illegal to seek surrogacy abroad
Since taking office in 2022 Meloni has pursued a highly conservative social agenda, looking to promote what she sees as traditional family values.
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Ceasefire ‘solves nothing’ in Middle-East conflict, says top Czech diplomat
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about the Portuguese prime minister condemning Israel's use of 'excessive force' in Gaza, Poland's PiS opposing Tusk's new migration strategy, and so much more.
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Viktor Orbán puts Greek far right party in tough position over migration handling
Referring to the Greek far right he hinted that those “who supposedly want the good of Greece and want to solve the migration issue” cannot be affiliated with Orbán.
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EU, Gulf leaders pledge to revive trade talks, but struggle over communiqué language
EU side had initially wanted Gulf partners to sign up to stronger language on Russia's aggression against Ukraine.
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EU leaders to discuss Ukraine ‘victory plan’ with Zelenskyy amid worries of negotiation push
EU leaders are also expected to discuss the EU's €35 billion loan to Ukraine and "winterisation efforts".
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Romanian government creates state-run rail company for defence needs
The company will also facilitate the delivery of humanitarian aid to conflict zones.
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In widening dispute, Israel lashes out at France after firms barred from arms show
The decision to bar Israeli firms is the latest incident in a row fuelled by the Macron government's unease over Israel's conduct in the wars in Gaza and Lebanon.
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Poland’s PiS opposes Tusk’s new restrictive asylum policy
After Duda’s speech, PiS lawmakers said “Tusk has his own coalition.”
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Portuguese flag permanently removed from ship carrying explosives to Israel
The decision comes after the ICJ raised concerns over genocide in Gaza.
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Majority of member states miss EU cybersecurity law adoption deadline
The varying transposition laws and timelines mean harmonisation is still a long way off.
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Portuguese PM condemns Israel’s ‘excessive force’ in Gaza
He also condemned attacks in Lebanon and the injuring of blue helmets.
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Spain’s Partido Popular backs von der Leyen’s migration proposal
Spain should move at the same pace as Europe, Gamarra said.
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Italy-Albania migration scheme formally launched
Meloni called it a courageous approach that embodies EU spirit.
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Ceasefire ‘solves nothing’ in Middle-East conflict, says top Czech diplomat
Pojar said Israel is not targeting civilians on purpose.
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Israeli strike on Lebanese municipal building kills 16, including mayor
Lebanese officials denounced the incident, which also wounded more than 50 people in Nabatieh, a provincial capital, saying it was proof that Israel's campaign against the Hezbollah armed group was now shifting to target the Lebanese state.
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Bulgaria, Greece close to renewing water deal over Arda river
Unofficially, Bulgaria admits Greece receives more water from the Arda and Mesta rivers than agreed.
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Migration concerns take centre stage at European Council summit
Join host Giada Santana and senior editor Sarantis Michalopoulos as they dive into the heated discussion on return hubs, bilateral agreements, and the policies that could redefine the future of EU migration.
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