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EU extends lifeline as 4.4 million Ukrainians remain under temporary protection

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  By February 28, 2026, some 4.40 million people who fled Ukraine continued to live under temporary protection across the European Union,...
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Germany secures €1.3 billion EU-approved plan to restore peatlands and cut emissions

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  Germany has received the green light from the European Commission for a €1.3 billion funding scheme aimed at restoring drained peatlands—an...
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EU antitrust watchdogs raid chocolate sector in surprise inspections

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Netherlands rejects U.S. Hormuz blockade plan, urges de-escalation and safeguards transatlantic ties

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EU pharma trade surges to record €220 billion surplus in 2025

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Hungary’s new leader signals caution on Ukraine’s EU ambitions after election landslide

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EU appoints veteran policymaker to strengthen Arctic strategy amid rising global stakes

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EU extends lifeline as 4.4 million Ukrainians remain under temporary protection

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  By February 28, 2026, some 4.40 million people who fled Ukraine continued to live under temporary protection across the European Union,...
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Germany secures €1.3 billion EU-approved plan to restore peatlands and cut emissions

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  Germany has received the green light from the European Commission for a €1.3 billion funding scheme aimed at restoring drained peatlands—an...
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EU antitrust watchdogs raid chocolate sector in surprise inspections

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  European Union competition regulators have launched a new probe into the chocolate confectionery industry, carrying out surprise inspections...
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Netherlands rejects U.S. Hormuz blockade plan, urges de-escalation and safeguards transatlantic ties

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  The Dutch government has ruled out participating in a proposed U.S. effort to block maritime traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, signaling...
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EU pharma trade surges to record €220 billion surplus in 2025

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  The European Union’s trade in medicinal and pharmaceutical products reached unprecedented levels in 2025, delivering a record surplus...
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Hungary’s new leader signals caution on Ukraine’s EU ambitions after election landslide

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EU appoints veteran policymaker to strengthen Arctic strategy amid rising global stakes

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  The European Commission has appointed Jyrki Katainen as Special Adviser on EU-Arctic relations, signaling a renewed push to reinforce...
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Orbán era ends as Hungarian opposition sweeps toward historic victory

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  After more than a decade and a half in power, Viktor Orbán has conceded defeat in Hungary’s pivotal national election, marking a dramatic...
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Germans feel civility slipping, even as most claim they’re still polite

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  A majority of people in Germany believe everyday interactions have grown less friendly in recent years—even as they continue to view...
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Anti-asylum parties gain influence in dozens of dutch local councils

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  Anti-asylum seeker parties are playing a decisive role in forming governing coalitions in at least 43 of the Netherlands’ 342 municipalities,...
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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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