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EU goes easy on alcohol in cancer plan

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Alcoholic drinks have been treated differently to tobacco products in Europe’s Beating cancer plan, as overuse, not its use, will be targeted by the Commission’s initiatives. The much-awaited EU cancer plan presented on Wednesday (3...
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India, EU talk restarting bilateral trade, investment pact with interim agreement

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NEW DELHI: India and the European Union have discussed holding regular interactions for re-initiation of bilateral trade and investment agreements, with an interim agreement to start with, the government said on Saturday. Commerce and industry...
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At the forefront of curtailing the pandemic

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04 February 2021, Dr Hans Henri P. Kluge, WHO Regional Director for Europe, 142nd plenary session – European Committee of the Regions: I am very happy to be here today, at the European Committee of the Regions, to both sign an agreement to continue the productive partnership between our two organizations as well as to discuss COVID-19. In times like these, the unwavering support of the European Union and its institutions to the World Health Organization – building on the past, collaborating in the present, and planning for the future – is crucial.
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European Union funds new project to improve personalized treatments for ovarian cancer

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The European Union has funded a project to improve personalized treatments for ovarian cancer with nearly 15 million euros for five years. The international DECIDER project has partners from 14 organizations in seven EU...
Europe

Burundi, European Union agree to work together towards restoring relations

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Burundi's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Amb. Albert Shingiro. After a nearly five-year suspension of direct collaboration between the Burundian government and the European Union, a high-level political dialogue was launched Tuesday with a view to...
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Carbon levy on EU imports needed to raise global climate ambition

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To raise global climate ambition and prevent ‘carbon leakage’, the EU must place a carbon price on imports from less climate-ambitious countries, say Environment MEPs.
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EU flags concern over Austrian minimum airfare plan

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The EU has raised concerns over Austrian plans to set a minimum airfare, a spokesman said, weighing in on an environmental policy debate that pits traditional airlines against low-cost carriers. A minister from Austria’s Greens,...
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Air France, unions rail against EU bailout conditions

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Air France and its pilot unions protested on Wednesday (3 February) against EU demands that the airline give up takeoff and landing slots at its Paris base in return for government aid. Brussels wants the...
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EU presidency trio assesses European defence policy progress

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Portugal’s defence minister, João Gomes Cravinho, held a videoconference with his German counterpart and the Slovenian secretary of state on Wednesday (3 February) to take stock of “developments in European defence policy”. The presidency trio...
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Majority of French still against Balkans’ EU integration

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Some 59% of French citizens do not see the prospect of the Western Balkans countries’ EU accession in a positive light, a new study has found. But it also revealed increasing mistrust toward the...
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Half of Afghans need humanitarian aid as violence rises: EU commissioner

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Half of Afghans need humanitarian aid but rising violence is preventing deliveries, a senior European Union humanitarian official said on Wednesday (3 February), reiterating calls for a ceasefire between the Afghan government and the...
Europe

France puts EU withdrawal from Energy Charter Treaty on the table

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The European Union and its member states should draw the consequences of the current stalemate in multilateral talks aimed at reforming the Energy Charter Treaty and consider a coordinated withdrawal, Paris has said in...
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Redoubling public health measures needed due to COVID-19 virus variants

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As we enter the first months of 2021, increasing numbers of reports of variants of the COVID-19 virus mark a new development in the pandemic. A variant dominant in the WHO European Region is of concern as it shows signs of being able to spread more easily between people.
Europe

EU Questions Ukrainian President’s Sanctions On TV Stations

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The European Union has questioned a move by … February 3, the spokesperson of EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell … Power Broker Pull Strings  ...
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EU will not respond to ‘threats’ from London over Northern Ireland border disruption, says Dublin

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The EU will not scrap or alter controversial Brexit border arrangements for Northern Ireland in response to “unilateral demands or threats” from London, Ireland’s foreign minister has warned. Simon Coveney said that the Northern Ireland...
Europe

The Lies Told About The EU Copyright Directive’s Upload Filters May Help Get Them Thrown Out In Court

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from the freedom-to-conduct-business dept Although the main fight over the EU's Copyright Directive was lost back in March 2019, there are plenty of local battles underway. That's a consequence of the fact that an EU...
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How the EU spent €469M on COVID-19 research in a year

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The European Commission has invested €469 million in 105 COVID-19 research projects, with funding for 45 clinical trials taking the biggest share, of €118.9 million, according to the latest data. Four vaccines projects received €108.2...
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Widening 2.0: draft work programme details EU plans to plug the east-west R&D gap

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A Horizon Europe draft work programme sheds more light on Widening 2.0, the European Commission’s strategy to help countries reform their R&D systems, attract talent and use structural funds for targeted research projects. The Commission...
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EU auditors to scrutinise Horizon 2020 Widening efforts

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The European Court of Auditors is assessing if measures in Horizon Europe to reduce the east-west innovation gap have had any impact, with a report expected by the end of the year on the...
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EU declares a €4B research war on cancer

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The EU on Wednesday set out a €4 billion Beating Cancer plan, including the most concerted push ever for research and its translation through to better treatments. The plan, an all-hands-on-deck effort across the commission...
Europe

Century Aluminum and Glencore to Supply 150,000 metric tons of Natur‐Al™ to Hammerer Aluminium Industries

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Century Aluminum and Glencore to Supply 150,000 metric tons of Natur‐Al™ to Hammerer Aluminium Industries - Book Publishing Industry Today - EIN Presswire ...
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Covid-19 recovery: how the main EU instrument will work | News | European Parliament

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, https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/headlines/economy/20210128STO96608/
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Catastrophic impact of COVID-19 on cancer care

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Severe disruptions in services to cancer patients in the Region spur a pan-European initiative led by WHO as it announces a new ambassador, envisioning a future where cancer is no longer a life-threatening disease.
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WHO/Europe launches ambitious initiative seeking to reduce lives lost to cancer

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Each day, approximately 13 100 people in the WHO European Region receive the life-changing news that they have cancer. This statistic is compounded by a further 6000 people who lose their lives to the disease every day.
Europe

World Cancer Day: tobacco and alcohol both cause cancer – know the facts

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On World Cancer Day, marked on 4 February, WHO/Europe is focusing on the need to minimize exposure to both alcohol and tobacco. While many people understand the risks of developing cancer associated with smoking, many remain unaware that alcohol also causes cancer.
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