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Joint statement by Australia, Canada, the European Union, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States Today marks four years since the Myanmar…
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On 5 January 2025, police officers in Karaman (Turkey) raided the home of an Iranian couple looking for an opportunity to apply for asylum in an EU country and belonging…
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We all know someone touched by cancer. And although science is all about facts and evidence, it can also be about our personal stories and emotions. Erika Pineda Ramírez lost…
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The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) published today its January 2025 Insurance Risk Dashboard, which shows that risks in the European insurance sector are stable and overall at…
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To help achieve the EU’s goals of integrating energy markets and decarbonising the energy system, the EU is allocating more than €1 billion in grants to 41 cross-border energy infrastructure…
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More than €1 billion has been allocated by the European Defence Fund for the development of critical defence technologies and capabilities. Around €100 million each is set aside for critical…
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Europol investigated some 52 organised crime groups as part of a global effort to crack down on the trafficking of fake medicines and illicit doping substances. More than €11 million’s…
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A new framework to rekindle economic productivity and secure the EU’s competitive edge has been presented by the European Commission. The Competitiveness Compass builds on the recommendations set out in…
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Avian influenza viruses pose an increasing threat, with the potential to adapt to humans and trigger future pandemics. Source link
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If someone asked you to answer 100 questions about your personal life to sell the answers, would you agree? Most likely not. It can be difficult to keep in control…
