European research organisations are slightly more likely to co-patent inventions with collaborators outside Europe than from other countries on the continent, an analysis by the European Patent Office (EPO) has revealed.
The findings, released on…
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More collaboration on patents with the rest of the world than within Europe, study finds
European research organisations are slightly more likely to co-patent inventions with collaborators outside Europe than from other countries on the continent, an analysis by the European Patent Office (EPO) has revealed.
The findings, released on…
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Ukraine and EU cheer Trump’s sanctions on Russian oil – POLITICO
The U.S. slapped sanctions on Russia’s two biggest oil companies, Rosneft and Lukoil, and their subsidiaries in an attempt to pressure Russia to take ceasefire negotiations more seriously.
“I just felt it was time,” Trump said less than a week after he announced that he’d be…
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Dutch-China Chip Spat Risks Hit to Europe Automotive Production
Vincent Karremans had been guiding Dutch economic policy in a caretaker role for a little over three months, when the former entrepreneur elbowed aside a chipmaker’s Chinese owners and escalated a geopolitical spat that threatens another blow…
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A large-scale dataset for analysing remote working in urban and rural areas across Europe
The study received ethical approval from the German Association for Experimental Economic Research e.V. (No. KEF58hmh, https://gfew.de/ethik/KEF58hmh). We obtained electronic informed consent from all participants. Data collection occurred via…
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World Travel Awards Europe 2025 winners unveiled at star-studded Sardinia ceremony
The finest travel brands from across Europe have been honoured at the World Travel Awards in Sardinia, Italy. The industry elite gathered at Forte Village Resort on the idyllic Mediterranean island for the WTA Europe Gala Ceremony 2025 to…
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Louvre museum director wants in-house police station to prevent smash and grab raids
At a Senate hearing, Louvre director Laurence des Cars detailed failures in the Paris museum’s security and also confirmed that she had offered to resign but the move was rejected by Culture Minister Rachida Dati.
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EU set to endorse deal to turn frozen Russian assets into support for Ukraine
ReutersThe price tag of Ukraine’s reconstruction and recovery has been put at well above $486bn European leaders aim to endorse controversial plans to use Russian frozen assets to support Ukraine at a meeting in Brussels on Thursday.
The unprecedented proposal for what the EU has dubbed a…
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Amid severe mental health strains, how are EU countries responding?
One in five adults across OECD and EU countries experiences mild-to-moderate depressive symptoms, according to the OECD’s Mental Health Promotion and Prevention report.
The symptoms often go unrecognised and untreated, increasing the risk of progression to more severe conditions and raising…
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Tesla profits fall despite higher sales, hitting share price
Tesla reported a fourth straight decline in quarterly profit even as sales rose, triggering a drop in its shares in after-hours trading. Meanwhile, CEO Elon Musk is betting on the robotaxi branch to revitalise the company’s future.
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