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AliExpress hit with €550m EU penalty for breaching Digital Services Act

AliExpress hit with €550m EU penalty for breaching Digital Services Act AliExpress hit with €550m EU penalty for breaching Digital Services Act
  The European Commission has fined Chinese online marketplace AliExpress €550m for failing to curb the sale of illegal, unsafe and counterfeit...
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EU approves €617m Latvia plan to help vulnerable households cut energy bills and travel costs

EU approves €617m Latvia plan to help vulnerable households cut energy bills and travel costs EU approves €617m Latvia plan to help vulnerable households cut energy bills and travel costs
  The European Commission has approved Latvia's Social Climate Plan, unlocking €617 million in funding to help vulnerable households...
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EU moves to ease methane rules enforcement amid energy security concerns

EU moves to ease methane rules enforcement amid energy security concerns EU moves to ease methane rules enforcement amid energy security concerns
  The European Commission has issued new guidance aimed at preventing the EU's methane emissions rules from disrupting energy supplies,...
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European Parliament delegation heads to China for talks on trade, security and global tensions

 European Parliament delegation heads to China for talks on trade, security and global tensions European Parliament delegation heads to China for talks on trade, security and global tensions
A senior delegation from the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee will visit China this week for talks aimed at addressing rising...
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EU exports support record 32 million jobs as US remains biggest overseas market

EU exports support record 32 million jobs as US remains biggest overseas market EU exports support record 32 million jobs as US remains biggest overseas market
  Demand from outside the European Union supported a record 31.6 million jobs across the bloc in 2024, with the United States remaining...
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EU says rule of law improving across bloc but warns challenges remain

EU says rule of law improving across bloc but warns challenges remain EU says rule of law improving across bloc but warns challenges remain
  The European Commission has said the rule of law is improving across much of the European Union, although concerns over judicial independence,...
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Three in four young Europeans have basic digital skills, EU data shows

Three in four young Europeans have basic digital skills, EU data shows Three in four young Europeans have basic digital skills, EU data shows
Nearly three-quarters of young people across the European Union have at least basic digital skills, according to new figures for 2025, although...
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EU and Ukraine launch drone alliance to speed up defence technology development

EU and Ukraine launch drone alliance to speed up defence technology development EU and Ukraine launch drone alliance to speed up defence technology development
The European Union has formally launched the EU-Ukraine Drone Alliance, a new partnership aimed at accelerating the development and production...
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EU has fewer judges than a decade ago, with sharp differences between member states

EU has fewer judges than a decade ago, with sharp differences between member states EU has fewer judges than a decade ago, with sharp differences between member states
  The number of professional judges across the European Union has fallen over the past decade, according to new figures, although the picture...
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EU trade scheme delivered €5bn in tariff savings for developing countries, report says

EU trade scheme delivered €5bn in tariff savings for developing countries, report says EU trade scheme delivered €5bn in tariff savings for developing countries, report says
  The European Union's trade preference programme for developing countries continued to boost exports, support economic growth and encourage...
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AliExpress hit with €550m EU penalty for breaching Digital Services Act

AliExpress hit with €550m EU penalty for breaching Digital Services Act AliExpress hit with €550m EU penalty for breaching Digital Services Act
  The European Commission has fined Chinese online marketplace AliExpress €550m for failing to curb the sale of illegal, unsafe and counterfeit...
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EU approves €617m Latvia plan to help vulnerable households cut energy bills and travel costs

EU approves €617m Latvia plan to help vulnerable households cut energy bills and travel costs EU approves €617m Latvia plan to help vulnerable households cut energy bills and travel costs
  The European Commission has approved Latvia's Social Climate Plan, unlocking €617 million in funding to help vulnerable households...
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EU moves to ease methane rules enforcement amid energy security concerns

EU moves to ease methane rules enforcement amid energy security concerns EU moves to ease methane rules enforcement amid energy security concerns
  The European Commission has issued new guidance aimed at preventing the EU's methane emissions rules from disrupting energy supplies,...
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European Parliament delegation heads to China for talks on trade, security and global tensions

 European Parliament delegation heads to China for talks on trade, security and global tensions European Parliament delegation heads to China for talks on trade, security and global tensions
A senior delegation from the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee will visit China this week for talks aimed at addressing rising...
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EU exports support record 32 million jobs as US remains biggest overseas market

EU exports support record 32 million jobs as US remains biggest overseas market EU exports support record 32 million jobs as US remains biggest overseas market
  Demand from outside the European Union supported a record 31.6 million jobs across the bloc in 2024, with the United States remaining...
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EU says rule of law improving across bloc but warns challenges remain

EU says rule of law improving across bloc but warns challenges remain EU says rule of law improving across bloc but warns challenges remain
  The European Commission has said the rule of law is improving across much of the European Union, although concerns over judicial independence,...
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Three in four young Europeans have basic digital skills, EU data shows

Three in four young Europeans have basic digital skills, EU data shows Three in four young Europeans have basic digital skills, EU data shows
Nearly three-quarters of young people across the European Union have at least basic digital skills, according to new figures for 2025, although...
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EU and Ukraine launch drone alliance to speed up defence technology development

EU and Ukraine launch drone alliance to speed up defence technology development EU and Ukraine launch drone alliance to speed up defence technology development
The European Union has formally launched the EU-Ukraine Drone Alliance, a new partnership aimed at accelerating the development and production...
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EU has fewer judges than a decade ago, with sharp differences between member states

EU has fewer judges than a decade ago, with sharp differences between member states EU has fewer judges than a decade ago, with sharp differences between member states
  The number of professional judges across the European Union has fallen over the past decade, according to new figures, although the picture...
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EU trade scheme delivered €5bn in tariff savings for developing countries, report says

EU trade scheme delivered €5bn in tariff savings for developing countries, report says EU trade scheme delivered €5bn in tariff savings for developing countries, report says
  The European Union's trade preference programme for developing countries continued to boost exports, support economic growth and encourage...
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