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The bags would be classified differently then the substances that keep blood stable during storage

The regional government approved a 'canopy plan' to create shade on the concrete expanse

How the Malinois became the go-to dog for security forces around the world

Council draft text seen by Euractiv also stipulates plans can't subvert minimum wage

The decision comes amid raising fears that the climate law could put crucial energy supplies at risk

Fresh tariffs expected ahead of expiry of temporary 10% US duty on Friday

Advertisers have been pushing for some exemptions to be extended

The debate over uneven CAP payments is back on the table

Burnham is seen as representing Labour's 'soft left' wing

Pharma reforms bring funding and strategic projects within reach, yet the opportunities for Belgium won't wait, says life sciences lawyer D’Joos

A producer of wood-based cellulosic fibres used in the production of wet wipes says they have high hopes for the upcoming Biotech Act 2.0, but it needs to be ambitious to stimulate investment and market uptake for bio-based products

Rome is more than doubling annual subsidies for firms that use electricity

The defence sector is set to account for almost as much as the civil sector at this year's airshow

The penalty issued under the bloc's Digital Services Act is the highest so far

Elke Van den Brandt is not done trying to fix one of Europe’s most gridlocked and polluted capitals

Lawmakers tabled around 3,000 amendments to the EU's new biotech rules

Lack of buyers and environmental scrutiny cloud the ambitions of the EU scheme to reward farmers who reduce emissions

Some of the challenges will be to ensure smaller players have access to NATO too

The Commission is reaching for different regulatory tools to open up AI assistance

Danish postal workers warn Brussels against putting profit before public service