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The move has sparked a strong reaction among neighbouring Greek producers, who said it goes against Europe’s free movement of persons and goods.

Cross-border travel time, space and temperature inside trucks, are issues neglected in the draft report say animal advocates.

Poland’s cervical cancer prevention programme has been upgraded, offering improved early detection and education to reinforce the importance of women’s health initiatives.

Ewa Abramiuk-Lété, general manager of Liquid Gas Europe, says new data shows that with the right policy framework, Europe could produce up to 350 TWh of renewable liquid gas by 2050 by working with rural areas.

Il Foglio's AI experiment highlights the direction of newsroom efficiency. AI in journalism could free journalists for more in-depth reporting, or it could further aggregate low-cost content.

The added longevity resulting from the medication scheme and its improved level of treatment adherence, amounts to 5.25 years per patient, claims the Bulgarian health insurance agency, NHIF.

The planned medical countermeasures strategy will also likely be discussed in the European Parliament on Tuesday.

Attacks on France's judicial independence have already begun – and they started long before today’s ruling.

In January, the country also became the first in the EU to ban disposable vapes, citing environmental and health concerns.

Swedish EU Affairs Minister Jessica Rosencrantz, like other EU ministers, said she would like to see fisheries linked to an EU-UK security pact.  

The timing of the French roadmap is no coincidence, as the European Commission announced its intention to present an EU Water Resilience Strategy in the second quarter of 2025.

In Japan, 40 million people in a country of 120 million have to be using a platform in order for it to be designated a dominant player.

Alfonso Rueda, president of the government of Galicia, said he would fight to prevent the liberalisation of tuna imports as part of the free trade agreement.

To speed up the transition, the companies are hoping for an extra push from Brussels.

The country currently lacks more than 200,000 skilled workers in STEM fields for the renewable sector – a shortage likely to get worse in the future.

After preliminary findings in Germany, France went a step further in finding that Apple broke the law.

"Now is the moment  to step up our actions to better protect and promote democracy in the EU and to reinforce public trust," Commissioner Micheal McGrath said of the European Democracy Shield proposal.

She was sentenced to four years‘ imprisonment, two of which were suspended, and two years’ imprisonment to be served at her home with an electronic tag. She was also fined €100,000.

Cobalt is essential for the European Union and its citizens. It has been designated both as a critical and strategic raw material, and when it is used it is typically essential. From defence to electronics, batteries (for example in electric vehicles) to semiconductors, we need cobalt to keep secure, green, and modern societies functioning.

The European Commission should be allowed to further cut the filling goal “in case of persistent unfavourable market conditions,” a new draft compromise shows.