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Parliament backs plan to classify some projects as clean power investments

The war in Ukraine is fueling fears of a natural gas emergency in Europe

The European Commission is planning measures to attract 45 billion euros ($47 billion) in private funding for "deep-tech" start-ups, those based on significant scientific or engineering advances, an EU policy document seen by Reuters showed. A new Listings Act planned for later this year will also cut the cost of…

Frans Timmermans’ comments reveal depth of concern about rule of law in central European country

On 1 July France passed the baton of the EU presidency to the Czech Republic. The rotating presidency involves setting the European Union’s agenda for a period of six months, with all 27 EU member states holding that position once every thirteen and a half years.

Ukraine now has a "very clear European perspective" following the European Union's decision to grant the country candidate status to join the bloc, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said in a speech to the Ukrainian parliament.

The European Commission suspended funding for two Palestinian rights groups last year amid Israeli ‘terror’ claims.

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The European Commission vice-president warned that Northern Ireland Protocol Bill had set back progress on the issue by two years.