NATO could capture Russia’s Kaliningrad region “in a timeframe that is unheard of,” the commander of US ground forces in Europe and Africa said this week amid fears of future Russian aggression.
Speaking Wednesday at the Association…
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Is Europe losing the AI race? Magnificent Seven widen gap over Europe’s giants
Europe is losing the AI race. The continent’s largest companies are increasingly outpaced by their US counterparts—particularly in the rapidly evolving technological sector.
While the broader European equity market has outperformed…
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Building a workforce for Europe’s evolving PV industry
“There will be a lot of solar PV installed,” Christophe Lits, a market analyst at SolarPower Europe, tells PV Tech Power. “The growth rate has decreased – in 2020 we installed about 40GW, in 2022-23 it was 58GW, now it’s a bit more…
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France is and will remain close to Ukraine
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In times of trial and in times of hope, France is and will remain close to Ukraine, French President Emmanuel Macron said in a conversation with Ukrainian President…
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Dutch competition watchdog's fitness for purpose questioned by reports
With more and more legislation being introduced in the past years, the mandate of the ACM has expanded significantly.
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Sanofi, Into-Sana medical center network announce strategic partnership
The Sanofi Biopharmaceutical Company and the Into-Sana medical center network (Kyiv, Odesa) signed a Memorandum of Understanding, which initiates cooperation to improve access to quality medical care.
According to Sanofi, the…
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EU hits Russian oil, shadow fleet with new sanctions over Ukraine war | Russia-Ukraine war News
European Union says move amounts to one of the strongest sanctions packages against Russia to date linked to the war.
The European Union has approved a new raft of stiff sanctions against Russia over its war in Ukraine, including a lower oil price…
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Sir Grant Shapps says his focus was on saving lives after Afghan data breach
Former defence secretary Sir Grant Shapps has defended the decision to keep secret a data breach involving the details of thousands of Afghans and some British officials.
In his first interview since it became public, Sir Grant told the BBC erring…
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