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Op-ed: Green Deal’s social costs threaten the most vulnerable
Vulnerable communities and the social organisations that care for them face rising costs and difficulties under the Green ...
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After Assad fall, EU finds itself in awkward position
Assad, far-right European countries suspended asylum applications from Syria, sparking debate over EU conventions.
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Op-ed: Lack of racial diversity continues to blight EU affairs
As the new European Commission forms, a few well-placed people of colour can’t disguise the overall lack of diversity in EU ...
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Georgia's crisis deepens as presidential power in dispute
The election of the pro-Russian Mikheil Kavelashvili as Georgian president marks another step away from the EU. With the ...
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Op-ed: Low-carbon fuels are the shortcut the EU needs to hit its climate goals
As the EU strives to meet its ambitious climate targets, low-carbon fuels offer a critical shortcut to decarbonising ...
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Decarbonizing Europe’s energy system: the case for CO2 neutral fuels
Despite their potential, renewable fuels are being sidelined in the road transport conversation. But if Europe is to ...
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Op-ed: Navigating the gap between efficiency and transparency with the EU's emergency powers
Article 122 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union is the legal basis for the Union to adopt exceptional measures in situations of economic emergency or natural disasters. These ...
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Tires under pressure - safeguarding the future of the EU’s tire industry
The European tire industry is at a critical crossroads, facing mounting challenges that threaten its global competitiveness, the industry association has warned. Speaking at a reception in the ...