Having voted to use the urgent procedure, Parliament will decide on Thursday whether to delay application of the new sustainability reporting and due diligence requirements. Committee on Legal Affairs
Small firms in poor regions should be overlooked in favour of big players anywhere in Europe – and preferably in the defence sector – according to a draft seen by Euractiv.
In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Marine Le Pen taking aim at the judiciary, a suspected Russian drone over an EU hub in Italy triggering an espionage & terror probe, the Czech army potentially offering a €40,000 sign-up bonus, and so much more.
The near-complete phase-out of coal puts Finns in a league with countries such as France, Italy, Spain, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Slovakia and Sweden.
The most direct legal threat to the EU-US data transfer agreement, the Latombe-case, could be rejected on procedural grounds even if the agreement is no longer sound. But today's hearing may indicate an unconventional third path.
Poland’s cervical cancer prevention programme has been upgraded, offering improved early detection and education to reinforce the importance of women’s health initiatives.
Ewa Abramiuk-Lété, general manager of Liquid Gas Europe, says new data shows that with the right policy framework, Europe could produce up to 350 TWh of renewable liquid gas by 2050 by working with rural areas.
Il Foglio's AI experiment highlights the direction of newsroom efficiency. AI in journalism could free journalists for more in-depth reporting, or it could further aggregate low-cost content.
The added longevity resulting from the medication scheme and its improved level of treatment adherence, amounts to 5.25 years per patient, claims the Bulgarian health insurance agency, NHIF.