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Policymakers raised numerous concerns at the event in The Hague earlier this month — about what they considered security threats of critical infrastructure, trade dependencies and potential risks from a future conflict…
Australia will join Pillar II of the program, which funds research into areas including advanced computing tech, critical minerals, health, climate and clean energy. From January, Australian organizations will be…
Die niederländische Regierung erklärt unterdessen, sie konzentriere sich im Rahmen der Überarbeitung der Richtlinie über Einwegkunststoffe auf Kunststoffe in Zigarettenfiltern. „Sollte sich dies als erfolglos erweisen…
Ahead of a debate and vote Thursday, the centrist D66 party, led by Prime Minister Rob Jetten, and the center-right Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) agreed with progressive opposition parties PRO and Volt to shift about…
With billions at stake, Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy look at the looming upheaval, the political cost and whether it could trigger a fresh Labour rebellion. Plus, as the PM visits the European Political Community in…
He warned at the time that the climate movement must not lose sight of the “struggles of ordinary families.” “The world feels very different now, and we need to adapt,” Burnham said. “Electrification in transport, heat…
“The interests of the European Union must be represented by its institutions, in accordance with the Treaties,” he wrote in response to Meloni’s letter, appearing to hint that he was up for the job. Costa’s head of…
The government had disintegrated, but everyone was carrying on pretty much as they had before. Britain was isolated on the world stage and people missed Europe like hell, but weren't allowed to visit, let alone live…
Having just witnessed Burnham and Badenoch exchange blows with one another at PMQs, a Tory MP texted me that our leader was still very much in her “calibration stage.” She had the right mindset. She had the right ideas…
Yet, if there was a BBC satellite dish, I’d break into a thankful smile. That’s because if the story I was there to report on was running on the BBC that my employer, The Times, would probably want a longer article from…