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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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If efforts fail, the eighth election in four years could be on the cards.

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Europe faces a pivotal moment to redefine its competitiveness and resilience amid global challenges.

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One minister called it unfortunate but said there is still time for change.

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Over 40% of gross salaries now have to be paid in social contributions.

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Funds for the military and troop training are also on the table.

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Valditara said the plan aims to curb widespread functional illiteracy in Italy.

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The EU cannot ban platforms outright under the DSA rules, the last resort being temporary suspension.

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A passerby overheard our Danish reporter speaking English and stopped him cold. “Are you American?” he asked.

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In this episode, host Giada Santana and tech reporter Anupriya Datta discuss the latest developments on X and Meta and whether the DSA has teeth against them.

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The Commission's heavy reliance on American technology has raised security and privacy concerns.

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Esther Lynch, General Secretary of the European Trade Union Confederation, calls for Musk's "extreme" anti-worker views to be "actively challenged".

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FPÖ members were also caught on camera ridiculing the ÖVP, their likely future coalition partner.

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On the public stage at home, Vučić plays the staunchest defender of the Serbian nation. In Brussels and Washington, he slips into the role of sober statesman.

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Only 22% of EU respondents think Trump will be good for their country.

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A gathering of national leaders from Ursula von der Leyen's party family will be her first in-person duty since coming down with pneumonia, Euractiv has learned.

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