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Three amendments proposing to have a "moratorium" on 5G deployment in France - first spotted by news websites Numerama and Next INpact - were tabled before the French National Assembly during its committee's examination of the bill to combat climate change. EURACTIV France reports.

Russia's Sputnik V vaccine against COVID-19 could be produced in Europe for the first time after a commercial deal to produce it in Italy was signed by the Moscow-based RDIF sovereign wealth fund and Swiss-based pharmaceutical company Adienne.

The European Factories of the Future Research Association (EFFRA) is the voice of European manufacturing companies, research institutes and academia. Željko Pazin, EFFRA Executive Director, is presenting here the Made in Europe partnership and how it will shape the future of manufacturing.

French Europe Minister Clément Beaune said he was dissuaded by Polish authorities from visiting what he called an “LGBT-free zone” in defence of civil liberties on a trip to Poland, but the government in Warsaw denied it had blocked access.

The idea of offering more tailor-made integration to the three Eastern associated partner countries, -- Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine, -- is gaining momentum on the Commission's agenda, according to an EU official.

The criteria for the EU sustainable finance taxonomy can show investors and businesses the way to climate neutrality globally and getting the taxonomy right would make the EU a global trailblazer, argue Krista Mikkonen and Bas Eickhout.

On 23 February 2021, the European Commission announced its proposal for 10 future European Partnerships, with a European Partnership for Clean Aviation amongst them. These partnerships combine public and private funding to speed up the transition towards a green, climate...

Italy's livestock farmers are fuming after the newly appointed ‘super minister’ for the ecological transition said the amount of animal protein consumed should be decreased and replaced with plant-based alternatives.

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The European Parliament has voted to waive the immunity of Catalonia’s former regional head of government and two other separatist lawmakers, taking them a step closer to extradition to Spain, where they are charged with sedition.

In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about Ireland re-instating a 14-day quarantine for travellers from high-risk countries, Czechia, Poland and Slovakia not following up on the V4 pledge made at a global pledging conference last May, and so much more.

China has launched a health certificate programme for domestic travellers, leading the world in plans for so-called virus passports.

Albanian political parties should be transparent on how they finance their political advertising on Facebook’s pages before next month’s election, Facebook said on Monday. According to a statement issued by Facebook, “all electoral and political ads in Albania must come...

Montenegro’s health authorities on Monday registered its highest daily COVID-19 death tally with 18 coronavirus-related deaths, as the country began vaccinating people over 80. The death toll since the start of the pandemic now stands at 1,085, while the number...

Brussels' public transport operator marked International Women's Day by renaming 10 metro stations after famous women for one day, and pledging to permanently rename 17 bus and tram stops over the next three years to "feminise" its network.

Serbia’s aspirations to join the EU are delayed due to a lack of political will, Vice-President of the European Movement in Serbia Vladimir Međak, declared at a presentation on Monday. He said Serbia’s European integration had begun to slow down...

The Serbian government has hired the legal firm of Cherie Blair, wife of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, after the Dutch-owned United Group BV media company accused the “autocratic regime” in Belgrade of putting pressure on its Serbian-based company...

“The epidemiological situation is unfortunately not improving as we would wish, hence we cannot expect restrictions to be relaxed,” infectious diseases doctor Mareja Logar told a press conference on Monday, confirming that one family has contracted the Brazil variant of...

It will be difficult to expect any further relaxation of measures after 15 March considering that numbers of new coronavirus cases are on the rise, Interior Minister and head of the national COVID-19 response team, Davor Božinović, has said. “At...

Some of Europe's largest industry groups have asked European Union lawmakers to change their position on the bloc's planned carbon border policy, in a last-minute lobbying push ahead of a vote on Tuesday (9 March), emails seen by Reuters show.