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Ireland’s closeness to Big Tech under scrutiny as EU Presidency begins with questions over block’s €2 trillion proposed budget
A group of 60 leading academics have called for Ireland to sit out of talks on tax and digital files due to “conflicts of interest”, as Ireland settles into the…
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Intel wins antitrust battle against EU Commission fine
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Intel won a verdict in favour of the EU Court of Justice, but the commission…
EU approves €400 million aid to compensate Romanian farmers
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - EU Commission authorises €400 million Romanian State aid plan to compensate farmers impacted by severe…
EU Commission fines Austrian and Czech firms for blocking rival
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The EU Commission has fined Austrian rail firm Osterreichische Bundesbahnen and Czech company Ceske Dray…
EU Council approves new regulation for cross-border solutions
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The EU Council approved the latest negotiating mandate for a regulation on fostering cross-border solutions…
EU Commission funds €4.8 billion for climate action
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - EU Commission to fund €4.8 billion of emissions trading gains into innovative net-zero schemes. The…
EU’s incoming foreign policy chief stresses security priorities
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The EU's next foreign policy chief has said that strengthening security must be a priority,…
EU’s next antitrust chief vows tougher big tech crackdown
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The EU's next antitrust chief has vowed to strengthen the crackdown on Big Tech and…
Von der Leyen begins tour to assess Western Balkan progress
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Commission President von der Leyen travels to the Western Balkans to examine their progress on…