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Goodbye 'megafactories', hello 'gigafactories'.

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And the Parliament's energy committee is ready to negotiate.

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The talks will also involve civil society, though only 10 – as opposed to 58 business sector players – have been invited.

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Germany's chancellor said he was 'angry' at Musk for intervening in favour of the far right 'all over Europe'.

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Today at noon, Parliament will mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day with a special address by Corrie Hermann at a plenary session in Brussels.

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Today at noon, Parliament will mark International Holocaust Remembrance Day with a special address by Corrie Hermann at a plenary session in Brussels.

Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

With the Commission set to officially publish its work programme on 11 February, the status of the EU Space Law as a regulation or a directive will be officially confirmed.

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In today's edition of the Capitals, find out more about the national investigation into Meloni's handling of the deportation of a war crimes suspect, the mass resignations at Slovakia's National Gallery, and so much more.

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The crisis has also started to spill over into the international arena.

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Italy's deportation of Osama Njeem Almasri has created quite the headache for Meloni's government.

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The pass-through accounts have ensured an estimated €5.2 billion have passed through the Czech financial systems since 2020.

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Poland accuses Russia of election interference via the dark web, and the European Commission seems to be slow-announcing a space regulation.

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How did a former banker in a same-sex relationship with a Sri-Lankan born woman become the figurehead of Germany's surging far right?

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The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists cited the growing risk of nuclear war, humanity's failure to combat climate change, and advances in disruptive technologies as the critical factors behind its decision.

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For the uninitiated, the term can be awe-inspiring – or yawn-inducing. But what is it, exactly?

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In this episode, host Giada Santana talks to Euractiv's economy reporter Thomas Moller-Nielsen about the most salient points of the EU’s economic North Star.

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A public consultation on EU medical devices rules shows long approval processes are forcing companies to launch innovative products elsewhere.

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It could be a "new Mercosur" for tuna fishing, senior Europêche director warned

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A UN-affiliated body wants EU politicians to re-commit to universal SDG and to put them into practice.

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For fertilisers, the tariffs will rise from the current 6.5% on value to 100% in three years.

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