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The draft law introduces hurdles for would-be reviewers, including providing verifiable ID as well as proof that they visited the place they want to pass judgement on.

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Any no-confidence vote seems doomed to fail.

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Europe must wake up once and for all, he said.

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Cyberattacks in hospitals can cost lives, putting the impetus on the EU to act.

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Another issue affecting EU-China relations is China's increasingly close political and economic ties with Russia.

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When it comes to rolling out fibre, it's a tale of two continents.

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A desire to increase support to Ukraine was one of the reasons Germany's centre-left Chancellor gave for sacking his fiscally-conservative finance minister, but now he's backpedalling.

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In this episode, host Giada Santana interviews the Polish number 3 in the EU affairs ministry Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka.

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According to a new Dealroom report, Germany, the UK and France dominated the investments, capturing 87 per cent of the total funding.

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A lack of hospital and pharmaceutical reforms means 'Bulgarians will get the same healthcare while paying 16.5% more,' says former health minister.

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Delayed diagnosis causes a significant disadvantage for Hungarian patients adding cost and complexity to the already stretched healthcare system.

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His limited concessions during his address to the National Assembly have not been enough to strike an agreement.

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The coalition agreement still needs to be ratified by the Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael parties for the government to take office on 22 January.

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The secret to von der Leyen’s longevity is her special relationship with the truth – which is to say, it’s a fluid one.

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The most recent EU-China summit in December 2023 was overshadowed by similar trade tensions.

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Rather than a path to sustainability, CSRD implementation is perceived as a burden on business.

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Price spikes are triggering calls from some politicians to stop power flowing to their more needy neighbours, but Van der Straeten says Europe should instead double down on interconnections.

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Mitsotakis suggests that individual EU countries should have the discretion to choose their own climate targets.

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A union with far-right ties is proposing tighter controls on agri-food products entering France.

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The paper will not be published until after February's German elections.

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