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Moldova joins Romania’s SAFE procurement deal to buy 62 military trucks
Chișinău is also eyeing further SAFE cooperation on air defence and anti-drone systems
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Europe must ‘assert its own’ model to win the deep tech race, says Bpifrance [Partner Content]
Isabelle Bébéar explains how Bpifrance is backing Europe’s strategic technologies, from Mistral AI to ICEYE, as the funding gap with the US widens
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Telcos allowed to get majority of EU satellite licences, per Council text
EU countries seem to have exceeded telcos' request by allowing them to bid for military spectrum
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EXCLUSIVE: London poised to seal civilian missions deal at EU-UK summit
The summit is to be held in Brussels on 20 November
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Spain’s Sánchez vows to restore rail trust after deadly crash
Opinion polls are already showing waning support for the socialist leader ahead of key elections
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Climate promises are not enough. It’s time to deliver. [Promoted Content]
As COP31 approaches, Europe must turn climate ambition into action. Reforming global climate governance, strengthening accountability, ending fossil fuel dependency and genuinely including civil society are essential to delivering climate targets while ensuring a fair transition that leaves no one behind.
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INTERVIEW: Europe must focus much more on electronic warfare, ELT says
Gabriele Gambarara called for greater EU investment in electromagnetic capabilities
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Suspected cyberattacks disrupt supermarkets in Belgium, Sweden, Estonia
Fridge temperature spikes are reported weeks after attacks hit French supermarkets
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Brussels eyes shipping exemption in domestic carbon levy reform
Dublin suggests ETS exemption for sea freight once IMO fuel levy is in place
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Chocolate gives sweet boost to Poland’s agri-food industry
From confectionery to pet food, Warsaw is becoming a major European exporter of processed food products
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FIREPOWER: UK’s Streeting in Brussels
In today's edition: Patria, CSG, DiBaX 2026
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THE HACK: Cloud industry’s CAIDA gripes
In today's edition: Kids Act, Frontex, AI stocks
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VOLTAGE: A tale of two COPs
In today's edition: gas storage, ice loss, Russian energy
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FIRST AID: Dublin eyes clinical trials deal
In today's edition: week ahead, drug pricing, radiation poisoning
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HARVEST: Navigating discontent
In today's edition: animal transport, promotion policy, trawling ban
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Belgian PM offers resignation after budget talks collapse
King Phillipe will consider de Wever's resignation and starts consultations with majority party leaders tomorrow
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‘Institutional inertia’
Also, in Monday’s edition: the AfD’s pro-Ukraine dissenter
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A combustion engine running on renewables: is that possible? [Promoted Content]
VEEFs, vehicles running exclusively on eligible fuels, combine existing engine technology with verified eligible fuels. Monitoring and physical or mass-balanced supply make this feasible now. The automotive and fuel industries have delivered. Europe's policymakers must now turn this readiness into implementation.
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INTERVIEW: The AfD’s pro-Ukraine dissenter
Rainer Kraft, an AfD MP, is pushing his far-right party to distance itself from Moscow
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EU cloud providers baulk at Brussels’ sovereignty demands
European and US cloud providers both gripe about some CAIDA requirements
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