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Lawmakers reject Commission decision to scrap AI liability rules
The AI Liability directive was taken off the Commission’s 2025 work program due to the lack of progress in negotiations.…
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US trade relations shouldn’t impact probes on Big Tech, lawmaker says
Washington’s looming tariffs threats against the EU should not influence the bloc’s antitrust investigations against US Big Tech that are…
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Growing anti-LGBTIQ narratives sparks ‘alarm’ across Europe
A rise in attacks on LGBTIQ people across Europe reflects a troubling trend of growing acceptance of discrimination and more…
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Five ways satellites can help improve public health
Satellites, as part of their Earth observation tasks, can monitor public health threats and assess risks for people living in…
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Agrifood strategy launch, Newsletter
This week’s key events presented by Euronews’ senior agriculture and health reporter Gerardo Fortuna. Key diary dates Monday 17 February:…
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Nuclear sidelined in leaked rules on state aid for clean tech
A draft of updated rules on permissible state aid within the forthcoming Clean Industrial Deal has no explicit mention of…
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Poland risks legal action for failing to appoint digital regulator
A year after the legal deadline, Warsaw has still not designated a national watchdog to help the European Commission collect…
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Sorting through euro trash:What proposals has the Commission scrapped?
Euronews went dumpster diving—not literally, don’t worry—through the EU Commission’s discarded legislation to see what’s been scrapped as outdated, stale,…
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EU Commission promises ‘firm, immediate’ reaction to new US tariffs
Defending a rules-based trading system based on low tariffs, the EU executive said reciprocal tariffs were unjustified and that it…
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Gender balance on company boards facing delays in implementation
MEPs welcomed European Commission’s recent launch of infringement proceedings against 17 member states, but they say more action is needed…
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