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In 2025, according to preliminary data, the supply of natural gas and renewable energy in the EU grew compared with 2024, while the supply of coal...
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At just 27, Richard Delmas is charting his own course in the waters off Réunion Island. Born into a fishing family, he grew up...
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On 24–25 June, the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Migration and Home Affairs (DG HOME) organized a ‘Reality check’ meeting in Brussels to discuss the...
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NABU investigation revealed the depth of corruption and nepotism in the nationalised Sense Bank. While EU institutions and member states were overwhelmed last week with...
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On April 21-22, one of the leading practical conferences on anti-corruption and risk management in Europe took place in London: C5’s London Forum on...
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The European Union’s internal divisions over Russia sanctions have resurfaced following reports that the European Commission has rejected a compromise proposal to potentially delist...
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A bid to free five elephants from a Colorado zoo has been rejected after a court ruled elephants are not people. An animal rights...
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A crisis in media integrity calls for accountability and objectivity. The integrity of journalism, once a cornerstone of democratic societies, is facing significant challenges...
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Tesco, Aldi, and Lidl have backed British farmers in their dispute with the government over tax changes in the Budget. Ashwin Prasad, Tesco’s chief...
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Social media giant Meta has offered to pay up to $5,000 (£4,040) to popular creators in the United States who join Facebook and Instagram....
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Government borrowing rose more than expected in December, hitting its highest level for the month for four years, official figures show. Borrowing – the...
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The European Commission has published an independent expert study that provides an evidence‑informed baseline assessment of progress in reforming research assessment under the Agreement on Reforming Research...
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Simple and clear rules are vital for a strong European economy. They help businesses attract investment, grow and create quality jobs, while also saving...
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Hermes European Study Centre welcomes the advanced stage of negotiations on the revision of the Tobacco Excise Directive (TED). The incoming Irish Presidency of...
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If rising costs are affecting you as a young person in Europe, then find out what solutions were proposed at this year’s Youth Policy...
