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EU asylum applications fall by 11% as Venezuelans become largest group of new applicants

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German court jails three more suspects in €50m EU VAT fraud investigation

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EU fund to help nearly 2,000 workers hit by job losses in Belgium and Spain

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EU approves €41m Greek aid package to help farmers cope with fertiliser price surge

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EU review finds nitrates rules still protect water but calls for simpler farming measures

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EU workers expected to spend longer in employment as average working life reaches 37.5 years

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  People across the European Union are expected to spend more time in the workforce than ever before, with the average working life reaching...
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EU asylum applications fall by 11% as Venezuelans become largest group of new applicants

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  The number of people applying for asylum in the European Union fell by 11% in April compared with the same month last year, according...
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German court jails three more suspects in €50m EU VAT fraud investigation

German court jails three more suspects in €50m EU VAT fraud investigation German court jails three more suspects in €50m EU VAT fraud investigation
  A German court has convicted three more people linked to a major VAT fraud network accused of hiding more than €50 million in tax losses...
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EU fund to help nearly 2,000 workers hit by job losses in Belgium and Spain

EU fund to help nearly 2,000 workers hit by job losses in Belgium and Spain EU fund to help nearly 2,000 workers hit by job losses in Belgium and Spain
  The European Commission has proposed a €6.5 million support package to help almost 2,000 workers affected by major job losses in Belgium...
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EU approves €41m Greek aid package to help farmers cope with fertiliser price surge

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The European Commission has approved a €41 million support scheme for Greek agricultural businesses hit by rising fertiliser costs linked...
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EU review finds nitrates rules still protect water but calls for simpler farming measures

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  The European Commission has said EU rules aimed at tackling agricultural pollution remain effective after more than three decades, but...
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EU and UK agree new Gibraltar deal to secure post-Brexit future

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The European Union and the United Kingdom have signed a landmark agreement aimed at shaping Gibraltar’s future relationship with the bloc...
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EU Parliament backs tougher rules for organic imports and stronger support for local producers

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  Members of the European Parliament have backed plans to tighten rules on organic food imports, simplify requirements for small producers...
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EU launches defence industry pact with Ukraine and unveils €1bn drone package

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  The European Union has signed a new defence industrial partnership with Ukraine, launched a joint drone production initiative and released...
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EU and India deepen technology and trade ties with plans for Horizon Europe talks and AI cooperation

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Our specialists examines the evolving positions and actions of multinational corporations in relation to democratic norms. The focus on core rights issues under the Corporate Social Responsibility agenda was stronger than concerns over democratic trends. Many companies prioritised the autocratic stability and autonomy of elite policymaking structure from civil society pressure, and new investments were not linked to improvements in political freedom.

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We are witnessing the emergence of a ‘commercial democracy’ in which public relations and promotional culture play a far more central mediating role. Drawing on empirical material about PR produced by corporations, experts argue that as the conventional social contract between government and people erodes in forms of ‘democratic deficit,’ new forms of contracts (or promises) are being established between the commercial world of corporations and brands and the public. In mediating between a corporation and the public, PR promises a mirror form of democracy with significant consequences. Experts offers a novel account of the significance of brands and of corporations’ reputation in the context of major shifts towards ‘commercial democracy.’

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