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For Europe to remain both a decarbonisation pioneer and competitive, it must focus on three key priorities: common financing, strategic coordination, and support for demand.

The West’s failure at phasing out Russian oil and gas sales has helped Russia's economy rebound, write Martin Vladimirov, Isaac Levi and Sergiy Makogon.

In this episode, host Giada Santana and agrifood reporter Sofia Sánchez Manzanaro outline supporters and detractors of EUDR and possible scenarios ahead of the vote.

Financial institutions must be made aware of the investment potential in Europe’s Critical Raw Materials sector if the EU is to succeed in meeting its own goals under recently approved legislation.

One hundred deaths in Swedish hospitals last year could be linked to a lack of staffed hospital beds, or high workload, according to an investigation published in the Swedish hospital doctors' newspaper.

Bulgaria's pharmaceuticals market experienced significant growth in 2023, with sales increasing 14.7% to €2.7 billion and oncology therapies leading in the hospital drug sales category.

Borrell’s proposal is expected to be formally put up for discussion when EU foreign ministers meet in Brussels next week.

If successful, this would mark the first legislative action shaped by the so-called 'Venezuela majority' coalition

Spanish conservatives want to block the country's socialist candidate for European Commission vice-president.

As a political deal to confirm the new Commission remains evasive, the Commission president is increasingly taking matters into her own hands.

The record-breaking exports in 2024 show that "low-carbon production [in France at least] is very competitive on European markets," said RTE executive board member Thomas Veyrenc.

As we approach a new five-year term for the European Parliament and European Commission, the urgency of including citizens in urban transformation has never been clearer.

Hungary’s integration into the European Union (EU) has brought significant progress in its socio-economic development, largely through the EU Cohesion Policy. However, persistent and deep-seated regional inequalities highlight the policy’s challenges and limitations, as reflected in the EU’s 9th Cohesion Report and recent analyses from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

“Only the first 20 articles of our Basic Law are unchangeable, everything else can of course be discussed," said Merz.

The phrase was used in a political context and not commercial, with the aim of expressing and promoting support for Ukraine.

The EU’s AI Act is the first comprehensive legal framework regulating artificial intelligence globally. But regulation alone is not going to make us competitive in this field.

An estimated 67 million Europeans rely on heat provided by district heating, which is currently undergoing a decarbonisation process to achieve the goal of being climate-neutral by 2050.

Using the incredible power of medical technology, Europe can positively transform lives and its healthcare systems.

Despite Russia organising a massive vote-buying scheme, it failed to significantly influence the elections.

Restocking has raised the question of what best gear to buy, and what is the most important.