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EU rebukes Hungary's FM for attending Moscow energy conference
On his 13th visit to Russia since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Foreign Minister Szijjártó labelled the EU energy diversification plans as “crazy”.
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Orbán rival Magyar accuses Várhelyi of ‘not revealing whole truth’ in Hungarian spy affair – POLITICO
But Magyar, who holds a sharp lead on Orbán in current polling ahead of April’s parliamentary election, wrote in a Facebook post: “In my opinion, Olivér Várhelyi, the current EU Commissioner and former EU Ambassador (and my former boss), did not reveal the whole truth when he denied…
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Row over bringing back military service splits German government
Jessica ParkerBerlin correspondent
NurPhoto via Getty ImagesUnder the plans, it will be compulsory for men to fill out a questionnaire at the age of 18, but optional for women Plans to re-introduce military service in Germany have been thrown into chaos because of an 11th hour row amongst the…
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Qatar and Chile collaborate to plant seeds of heritage and strokes of tradition
In the coastal village of Matanzas, Chile, volunteers from Qatar Museums’ Years of Culture programme join locals to restore native plants and paint a mural celebrating Qatari and Chilean heritage.
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Nina Warkens Gesundheitssparkurs und Wehrdienstreform – POLITICO
Gesundheitsministerin Nina Warken legt ihr erstes großes Sparpaket vor und will damit das drohende Zwei-Milliarden-Defizit in der gesetzlichen Krankenversicherung verhindern. Im Update erklärt Jürgen Klöckner, wie Kliniken besonders betroffen sind, warum CSU-Politiker Klaus…
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Rome clears EU-bound budget draft with healthcare trims
With the EU’s filing deadline looming, Rome approved its draft budget plan on Tuesday and will reconvene this Friday to lock in the tax cuts and funding. That’s before sending the full budget bill to parliament by 20 October.
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Europe’s renewables in line with nature!?
The race to expand renewable energy across Europe is speeding up, increasing the risk of side-lining nature in the process. A new BirdLife Europe report shows how Member States can speed up the energy transition by aligning measures with…
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From regional unity to global influence: Turkic nations set bold vision in Azerbaijan
Leaders of the Turkic states meet in Gabala, Azerbaijan, affirming their growing global influence and commit to stronger economic, cultural, and defence cooperation.
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Plasma resilience: Europe’s lifeline — and why we must strengthen it now
When we think of medical breakthroughs, we rarely think of medicines made from human plasma. However, this golden, protein-rich liquid — accounting for 55% of our blood — is essential for the development of therapies for countless conditions, from rare inherited disorders to immunodeficiencies.
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