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at 11/22/24 10:24amExperts noted that the threat of so-called “secondary sanctions” would increase the pressure on Western companies to cut any remaining financial ties with the EU’s eastern neighbour.- — Closing rule of law procedure against Poland ‘a good decision’, Reynders said
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at 11/22/24 10:18amReynders welcomes the progress made towards the restoring of the rule of law in Poland. - — The Brief – How the West made Putin go nuclear, or not
- at 11/22/24 9:20amThe regional conflict in Ukraine has acquired elements of a global character, says Putin.
- — Delivering Benefits for Patients and health systems through value added medicines [Promoted content]
- at 11/22/24 8:00amJames Burt, Chair of the Value Added Medicines Sector Group at Medicines for Europe shares his vision how off-patent innovation can help sustainably address today's major public health needs such as antimicrobial resistance, cardiovascular disease or the burden on health systems.
- — Europe’s broken food system, time to finance resilient and sustainable food systems [Advocacy Lab Content]
- at 11/22/24 7:24amEurope’s farmers are facing a chronic 62% financing gap. Many young farmers cannot get business bank loans. If farming goes broke, the EU’s food security evaporates.
- — Businesses urge EU to become more like the US
- at 11/22/24 7:13am“Benchmarking with the US helps us to understand why EU companies want to go to the US—and how they can stay in Europe.”
- — EU regulators scrap probe into Apple’s e-book rules after complaint was withdrawn
- at 11/22/24 6:59amBut it would continue to monitor business practices in the European tech sector.
- — Hungarian presidency secures full Schengen membership for Bulgaria, Romania
- at 11/22/24 6:21amOn 22 November in Budapest, the interior ministers of Bulgaria, Romania and Austria signed a declaration on the full accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the Schengen area.
- — Hungary seeks organ transplant increase, boost to organ recipient life quality and reduced stigma
- at 11/22/24 5:54amHungary performed 409 organ transplants last year. Experts think this number can increase with the help of the healthcare ecosystem, and tax incentives.
- — Orbán to host Netanyahu in Hungary as EU divided over ICC decision
- at 11/22/24 4:51amOrban called the ICC warrant "wrong" and assured Netanyahu could negotiate in Hungary "in adequate safety."
- — EU budget 2025 – an investment in Europeans [Promoted content]
- at 11/22/24 4:00amAt €200bn, EU budget 2025 is 6% bigger than this year’s, meaning a €10bn increase. It responds to the needs of Europeans while being able to pay back for the post-pandemic economic recovery of the Union without cutting the key programmes.
- — Barnier: Franco-German tandem should enter ‘ménage à trois’ with Italy
- at 11/22/24 3:56amWhen it comes to the Franco-German relationship, Michel Barnier is ready to provide some couple therapy advice: stop being exclusive and start opening up to new partners.
- — UK and France investigate over suspected corruption by Thales
- at 11/22/24 3:29amThis procedure is “distinct from the one that gave rise to a search in France at the end of June”.
- — US Treasury targets Russia’s Gazprombank with new sanctions
- at 11/22/24 1:16amOnce in office, Donald Trump would have the power to remove the sanctions, which were imposed under an executive order by Joe Biden.
- — Irish economy faces the test of Trump’s protectionism
- at 11/22/24 12:59amIf Donald Trump follows through on a promise to lower the US corporate tax rate from 21% to Ireland's rate of 15%, fears are growing that the tech firms will pack up and head home.
- — Unpopular Scholz set to run for second term after Pistorius bows out
- at 11/22/24 12:01amThe move leaves the ruling SPD with Germany's most unpopular chancellor as their candidate at a time when the party is already trailing in third place behind the opposition conservatives and the far-right.
- — Romania’s radical right leader Simion, a Trump fan, eyes presidency
- at 11/21/24 11:46pmGeorge Simion dreams of restoring Romania's pre-World War Two borders, which include areas now in Bulgaria, Moldova and Ukraine and has been declared persona non grata in the latter two.
- — Nuclear sector pins hopes on 2026 for ‘low-carbon’ hydrogen label
- at 11/21/24 11:39pmDraft rules proposed by the European Commission propose postponing until 1 July 2028 a decision on whether nuclear energy-derived hydrogen can be eligible for the 'low-carbon' label.
- — EU funded scheme delivers one million ammunition to Ukraine, looks at industry direct investment
- at 11/21/24 11:29pmOvercoming Hungary's veto is not the only issue on the agenda.
- — Sweden’s Northvolt files for bankruptcy, in blow to Europe’s EV ambitions
- at 11/21/24 11:15pmNorthvolt transformed in a matter of months from Europe's best shot at a homegrown electric-vehicle battery champion to a company struggling to stay afloat.
- — Slovakia’s Fico backs Serbia over Kosovo, pledges to increase KFOR troops
- at 11/21/24 11:12pmIn today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Slovakia's Robert Fico backing Serbia over Kosovo, a Polish MEP urging Trump to back Poland's World War II reparations demands from Germany, and so much more.
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