223 news items about "UE"

2 July 08:39

The European Parliament and Council have adopted new rules for driving licenses, including a digital license and a probation period for learner drivers.

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International

2 July 07:25

Stellantis warns it could close factories because of the risk of EU fines for failing to meet CO2 emissions targets.

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Economy

1 July 20:37

European Commissioner Marta Kos recognized the Western Balkans' progress towards EU membership, but stressed the need for further reforms.

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International

1 July 14:51

Denmark will take over the rotating presidency of the EU in July 2025, with security, competition and the green transition as its priorities.

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International

1 July 13:27

China installed 93 gigawatts of PV capacity in May 2025, breaking the previous record and adding more than the EU in a year.

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International

1 July 09:52

In 2024, Romania has moved up to 45th place in the Social Progress Index, but is below the EU average, with declines in basic needs and well-being.

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1 July 09:35

The European Commission has received 76 bids for artificial intelligence gigafactories, exceeding expectations and marking an important step in the competition with the US and China.

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Science IT&C

1 July 06:38

Denmark, EU president, will focus efforts on security and increased defense spending, according to Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.

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International

30 June 08:13

Cognac producers in France have reached a tentative agreement with China on minimum import prices, but the signing depends on progress in the dispute over tariffs for electric vehicles.

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Economy

28 June 07:15

Several Greek officials have resigned after being implicated in the fraud of EU agricultural funds following an investigation by the European Public Prosecutor's Office.

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International

27 June 17:25

Viktor Orbán says the EU is making unrealistic promises to Ukraine, underlining the risks of taking on the conflict with Russia.

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International

27 June 09:15

In 2024, Romania was the cheapest country in the EU for food and non-alcoholic drinks, followed by Slovakia and Poland, according to Eurostat.

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26 June 13:13

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for swift resolution of EU-US trade dispute at European Council summit

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International

26 June 11:20

The European Commission has adopted new rules on hand luggage, allowing passengers to bring two types of baggage free of charge.

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25 June 17:13

The European Parliament and the Council have agreed to extend the EU Gas Storage Regulation until 2027, ensuring security of energy supply.

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International

25 June 09:58

Eurostat reported that Bulgaria has the lowest consumer prices in the EU in 2024, although food prices are higher than the EU average.

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International

24 June 20:53

New EU rules will offer temporary electricity price cuts for large industries in response to criticism of high energy costs.

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News

24 June 19:06

The German government has approved a €143bn borrowing budget for 2025 with the aim of pulling out of recession.

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International

24 June 17:29

Ursula von der Leyen said that Europe's defense has reacted to the challenges posed by the war in Ukraine, stressing the need for innovation and cooperation.

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International

24 June 11:37

A report by the European Environment Agency shows that noise pollution causes 66,000 premature deaths each year and seriously affects the health of millions of Europeans.

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