Voluntary reporting is unlikely to bridge this data gap, both in terms of the number of companies that will effectively report and regarding the quality of information reported. Using basic, voluntary questionnaires that were designed for very small entities would result in piecemeal…
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Europe’s chance to shape the future of global trade – POLITICO
The question isn’t whether globalization will continue, but who will lead it and on what terms, says BMW’s Frank Niederländer.
With geopolitical tensions and uncertainty in the world market on the rise, the EU has an opportunity to shape the global trade agenda — if it…
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Chilean communist scores surprise win in primary vote as battle with far-right looms
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) — Chilean Communist Jeannette Jara, the country’s former labor minister, won the primary election for left-wing parties Sunday with surprising ease, beating out a more moderate…
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Two killed in sniper ambush as Idaho firefighters come under siege from rifle fire
By Euronews with AP
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ADVERTISEMENTTwo firefighters were fatally shot in the US on Sunday after they were ambushed by sniper fire while responding to a blaze in Idaho, authorities said.
Fire crews endured hours of gunfire in…
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Next EU climate target to allow carbon offsets from 2036, draft shows – POLITICO
Such credits will allow the EU to pay for emissions-slashing projects in other, usually poorer countries, and count the resulting greenhouse gas reductions toward its own 2040 target, rather than the climate goals of the country hosting the project. The draft proposal envisages using them…
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Inside the Franco-German plot to kill Europe’s ethical supply chain law – POLITICO
Now, the survival of EU supply chain oversight rules is part of the new coalition agreement between the Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats (SPD) in Berlin. In principle, the agreement binds the German chancellor to protect the bill,…
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Romania risks public blowback over push to slash EU’s highest deficit – POLITICO
Expert Forum’s Nuțu said austerity measures would be “terribly unpopular” if the government doesn’t reduce unnecessary public expenditures such as high pensions for former civil servants. “People will be very angry and we will continue to see, in the next elections, that they will…
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‘Goodbye Trump, hello Asia’ is the EU’s new trade strategy. Will it work? – POLITICO
Starmer’s government has been open to the idea of the bloc and EU teaming up. “I do think that it’s [a] difficult environment, but there are significant opportunities if we’re agile about it, if we understand the world we’re living in, and get ahead of the curve,” the prime…
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A €13.5B bridge to Sicily – POLITICO
Officially, the Strait of Messina lies outside Italy’s only designated NATO military mobility corridor — which begins at ports in the Puglia region on the heel of the Italian boot, crosses the Adriatic to Albania, and continues on to North Macedonia and Bulgaria. It is also unclear…
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Russia seeks to resume LNG exports despite sanctions
Russia has assembled a fleet of tankers and is trying to expand its liquefied natural gas exports after the U.S. imposed sanctions last year.
This was reported by Bloomberg, Ukrinform saw.
According to navigation tracking data compiled by Bloomberg and satellite imagery, a…
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