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Eiffel Tower, Trafalgar Square Lit In Yellow And Blue To Mark 1 Year Of Ukraine War
In Brussels, European Union buildings including those of the European Parliament and Commission were similarly lit up in the colours of the Ukrainian flag.
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'Chips Act' Planned by EU to Promote Semi-Conductor Self Sufficiency
The European Commission announced plans for a new chipmaking 'ecosystem,' to keep the EU competitive and self-sufficient after a global semi-conductor shortage showed the hazards of relying on Asian and US suppliers.
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Vaccine "Nationalism" Puts Lives At Risk, Says European Union Chief
The president of the European Commission urged EU members to build a stronger health union on Wednesday, promising a biomedical research agency and a global summit.
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EU to Speed Up Space Ambitions, Commissioner Breton Says
The European Union will plough more money into rocket launches, satellite communication and space exploration to preserve its often unsung successes in space and keep up with US and Chinese ambitions, its space chief said on Sunday.
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EU Bets on Industrial Data, New Rules to Catch Up in Global Tech
The European Commission plans to create a single European market for data, hoping that pooling the region's deep industrial expertise will help build technology powerhouses to catch up with Silicon Valley and state-backed Chinese heavyweights.
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Lafarge, Holcim Notify European Commission About Proposed Merger
Aiming to complete their mega merger to create world's largest building material company in the first half of next year, Lafarge and Holcim have formally notified the European Commission about the amalgamation plan for regulatory approval.
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European Union Headquarters Among Possible Belgium Jihadist Targets: Reports
The European Commission was among possible targets for jihadist fighters returning from Syria, reports said Saturday, as the Belgian authorities cracked down in an effort to thwart extremist attacks.
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Satellite Error Sets Back European Union's Ambitious Sat-Nav Programme
The European Commission said on Monday it still had confidence in its plans to build a rival to the US satellite navigation system despite a problem with the latest launch of satellites for the network.
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Britain and David Cameron in EU Danger Zone, Say Experts
David Cameron's failure to defeat naming Jean-Claude Juncker as the new European Commission president risks pushing Britain out of the EU unless he builds bridges to secure reforms before a 2017 referendum, experts say.
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Eiffel Tower, Trafalgar Square Lit In Yellow And Blue To Mark 1 Year Of Ukraine War
In Brussels, European Union buildings including those of the European Parliament and Commission were similarly lit up in the colours of the Ukrainian flag.
-
'Chips Act' Planned by EU to Promote Semi-Conductor Self Sufficiency
The European Commission announced plans for a new chipmaking 'ecosystem,' to keep the EU competitive and self-sufficient after a global semi-conductor shortage showed the hazards of relying on Asian and US suppliers.
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Vaccine "Nationalism" Puts Lives At Risk, Says European Union Chief
The president of the European Commission urged EU members to build a stronger health union on Wednesday, promising a biomedical research agency and a global summit.
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EU to Speed Up Space Ambitions, Commissioner Breton Says
The European Union will plough more money into rocket launches, satellite communication and space exploration to preserve its often unsung successes in space and keep up with US and Chinese ambitions, its space chief said on Sunday.
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EU Bets on Industrial Data, New Rules to Catch Up in Global Tech
The European Commission plans to create a single European market for data, hoping that pooling the region's deep industrial expertise will help build technology powerhouses to catch up with Silicon Valley and state-backed Chinese heavyweights.
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Lafarge, Holcim Notify European Commission About Proposed Merger
Aiming to complete their mega merger to create world's largest building material company in the first half of next year, Lafarge and Holcim have formally notified the European Commission about the amalgamation plan for regulatory approval.
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European Union Headquarters Among Possible Belgium Jihadist Targets: Reports
The European Commission was among possible targets for jihadist fighters returning from Syria, reports said Saturday, as the Belgian authorities cracked down in an effort to thwart extremist attacks.
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Satellite Error Sets Back European Union's Ambitious Sat-Nav Programme
The European Commission said on Monday it still had confidence in its plans to build a rival to the US satellite navigation system despite a problem with the latest launch of satellites for the network.
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Britain and David Cameron in EU Danger Zone, Say Experts
David Cameron's failure to defeat naming Jean-Claude Juncker as the new European Commission president risks pushing Britain out of the EU unless he builds bridges to secure reforms before a 2017 referendum, experts say.
