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French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne announced on Sunday (9 July) that the government would release an additional €7 billion from 2024 to finance the green transition, part of which will be allocated to energy renovations.

The Spanish presidency of the EU Council circulated a semi-final version of the draft cybersecurity law with hefty reductions in the list of product categories that must comply with a particular regime.

The European Commission's proposed measures to address the environmental impact of the fashion industry are insufficient to address the scale of the challenge, according to civil society groups.

Pan-European air traffic network manager EUROCONTROL has been alerted of possible strike action within the next six months by air traffic controller managers, a move that could wreak havoc on dense summer flight schedules across Europe.

In a surprise move, Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan on Monday (10 July) suggested tying Sweden's bid to join the NATO military alliance with the EU opening the way for Ankara's accession to the bloc.

The European Commission's proposal on new genetic techniques was broadly welcomed by the European Parliament - apart from the Greens, who slammed it for being full of empty promises, going against EU law and being more political than science-based.

For the sake of future generations, EU lawmakers must lay politics aside and support the Nature Restoration Law in the European Parliament this week, write a group of climate activists from across Europe.

Finance professionals are facing increased pressure to embrace sustainability as the expectations of regulators, and stakeholders ramp up. As custodians of information, it is imperative to provide good quality education to support their role in dealing with the challenges ahead.

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High in the Austrian Alps, hundreds of construction workers toil in a huge underground project aimed at storing hydropower as climate change has reduced the country's water-dependent electricity production.

NATO is looking into defining a new defence spending commitment at its Vilnius summit this week.

The European Union and New Zealand on Sunday (9 July) signed a free trade agreement which Brussels says can lift exchanges between the two by 30% with a decade.

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The Dutch government of Prime Minister and European Council member Mark Rutte from the liberal VVD (Renew Europe Group in the EU Parliament) party resigned due to a dispute over migration policy, and elections will be held earlier than planned,...

The Greek government is following closely the discussion over Turkey’s stance toward Sweden’s NATO membership as it suspects that Ankara’s request to Washington to upgrade its F-16 fighter jet fleet may be part of the “bazaar”.

The murder of Noa Milivojev, an 18-year-old trans woman whose body was found in an apartment in downtown Belgrade on Thursday, prompted protests in Belgrade, with demonstrators carrying banners with the words “Her name was Noa”, “Stop killing women”, “Trans...

About 63% of Czechs believe the government’s efforts to tackle conspiracies and disinformation are insufficient, according to the survey results of a study conducted by the Median Agency for Czech Radio. According to the survey, young people consider the governing...