Google handed in its homework. Brussels has yet to mark it
Google had 60 days to stop favouring its own services and restricting app developers from pointing users to cheaper alternatives. The deadline ran out in September, yet Brussels still has…
EU Perspectives Podcast
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‘We are ready to play a bigger part’: MEP Kolář on…
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Automotive U-turn ‘drastically bad political choice’: parliament’s energy expert
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If users can’t be held liable, social media companies should be,…
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Bans don’t work. Europe’s addiction policy needs a rethink, experts say
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Can Europe keep its healthcare advantage? We are losing ground, says…
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Private sector, not governments, must lead Europe’s growth, says Czech deputy…
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Inside NATO’s battlefield test: fighting through signal disruption
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Treating water at the expense of medicines? Prices could increase sevenfold,…
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Is Europe’s medicine problem the price of not being a federal…
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EU budget showdown: MEP Nerudová on power struggles, cuts and new…
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Inside Europe’s hidden epidemics: Mental health and the policy gap
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Joint procurement saved vaccines. Can it solve medicine shortages, too?
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European defence needs a trust boost
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MEPs on how to save European farming
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EU needs unity, clear regulation on immigration, insiders agree
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For EU to survive, beefing up militaries is not enough
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Changing priorities may force EU to work around budget constraints
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Jens Gieseke, chief EPP negotiator: European Commission must propose new automotive rules swiftly
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