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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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EU Commission evacuates patients from war-torn Gaza hospitals
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - EU Commission coordinated medical evacuations from Gaza, transferring patients to European hospitals amid the region's…
EU Council supports mutual recognition of driving disqualifications
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The European Council endorsed mutual recognition of driving disqualifications across EU states to enhance road…
EU Parliament halts anti-corruption talks under Hungary’s Council Presidency
Strasbourg (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The European Parliament postponed Anti-Corruption Directive trilogues, citing concerns over Hungary's corruption and democratic standards.…
Former MEP taken on as “advisor” to von der Leyen
A former leading MEP has taken up a senior role with the EU Commission, it has emerged. Philippe Lamberts is a…
EU Council agrees on framework for financial data access
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The EU Council reached an arrangement on a proposed framework for Financial Data Access (FIDA)…
EU condemns Taliban for blocking women’s access to education
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The EU condemned the Taliban for blocking women's access to medical education, highlighting ongoing human…
EU Council hosts Western Balkan leaders ahead of summit
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - EU Council’s António Costa hosted Western Balkan leaders for an informal dinner ahead of the…
EU launches industry-academia network for cybersecurity skills
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The European Commission launched a call to strengthen cybersecurity skills through industry-academia collaboration for workforce…