'The choice of whether to connect rural homes to the central grid comes down to a central question: cost,' said a sector advisor
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In this episode, host Giada Santana speaks with economy reporter Thomas Moller Nielsen about the EU’s stance on innovation, competitiveness, and tariffs as advertised in Davos
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Carbonell's appointment comes after Kallas gave her predecessor, Stefano Sannino, the early boot.
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Germany can protect its elections from foreign interference by activating a crisis mechanism in the EU's DSA – if it chooses to.
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Scholz's visit to Paris today confirmed what many have whispered for months: the Franco-German relationship is anything but.
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EU's planned sustainable tourism strategy includes the industry's growth and development.
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An obscure dispute over speaking time forced the speaker to suspend the Dáil three times and postpone the vote.
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The move appears calculated to keep France's powerful right wing appeased over the contentious issue.
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The ruling could force the government to further reduce livestock numbers.
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A Comission's idea to merge regional and agricultural budget leads to unusual alliances, and conflicts in Germany.
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The WTO ruled in 2021 that New Delhi's financial support to the sugar industry heavily exceeds the maximum allowed under trade accords
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The delay in taking a decision may reflect the political sensitivity of the issue.
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When Nokia failed to make the leap to the smartphone era, Finland felt the hit – but e-methane may change that.
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If the trend becomes entrenched, the Commission would need to reconsider its fact-checking demands, a source told Euractiv
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To earn Podemos' support, the government would need to greenlight a permanent tax on large energy companies
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The deal was on rocky ground after Assad's government was removed in December.
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Aluminium is a strategic raw material for the EU’s green transition and a key enabler for critical sectors such as automotive, aerospace, construction, packaging, and clean energy technologies. NATO has also classified aluminium as a defence-critical raw material, highlighting its significance in defence applications.
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Meeting targets on a tighter timeline will require even more EU funds for defence.
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Meanwhile, the EU should also look to work with like-minded partners, including the UK.
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The sum is 250 times larger than the EU's AI Factories initiative.
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