Several NGOs have managed to stay afloat by raising the funds themselves.
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Less than a month before the publication of the Clean Industrial Deal vision, Ribera speaks to host Giada Santana and EET editor Donagh Cagney about competitiveness, environmental NGOs lobbying, and the hostile political climate she faces.
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Moscow has used a variety of tricks to evade sanctions and divert goods and money to Russia.
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The Directive should not create additional burdens on companies, JURI rapporteur Axel Voss told Euractiv.
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The newly-unveiled investment signals growing awareness the bloc would benefit from indigenous, cheap mass-production of similar systems
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Ministers also discussed ways to prepare European citizens to respond to various threats, from invasions to natural disasters.
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A more concrete discussion is expected in February amid disagreement over the group's scope.
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What started as a noble effort to defend democracy is now looking like political opportunism.
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Europol scores a win against the ‘skyrocketing’ trade in counterfeit drugs.
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“That’s a disastrous signal, we’re telling farmers: we pay you, so you quietly close shop,” said French centre-right MEP Céline Imart
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As we approach the first anniversary of the landmark Antwerp Declaration’s ambitious goal-setting for European industrial competitiveness and the green transition, the challenge of industrial electrification remains at the heart of Europe's decarbonisation journey.
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Sweden saw 27 bombings in 27 days to begin 2025.
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The bank cited easing price pressures, “moderating” wage growth, and declining corporate profits as the main reasons for its decision.
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Norway is bound to adopt EU energy laws as a member of the European Economic Area – which the eurosceptic Centre Party has opposed.
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She clarified the EU’s equivalent of NATO’s Article 5 will now include space.
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New data is likely to increase pressure on the European Central Bank to rapidly cut interest rates.
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The EU's lending arm is facing pressure from governments to bankroll more military projects.
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The ECR are willing to work with "those who share our concerns about the economic and social implications of the Green Deal" – including the far-right Patriots for Europe, according to a letter seen by Euractiv.
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In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Slovak NGOs condemning Fico’s government, the Romanian Central Bank confident the country will meet all eurozone requirements this month, and so much more.
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The European Trade Union Confederation says the Competitiveness Compass is full of proposals for businesses, but not for ordinary citizens.
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